By identifying Germany as the world historical Nemesis whose aggression forced an unwilling Britain into war, British leaders concealed from view the complex and morally ambiguous Balkan inception of the conflict and fashioned a narrative whose power over public memory remains impressive, even today.
For its part, China's government relies on its struggle against Japanese aggression for its historical legitimacy, so memories of wartime atrocities are kept fresh in schools.
In Singapore on Friday, Mr. Lee portrayed the sinking as part of a historical pattern of North Korean aggression rather than as an isolated event, saying that North Korea had "repeatedly attacked us time and time again".
The women are demanding a public apology from the Japanese government, compensation, historical inclusion, and no more wars of aggression that will create a new generation of comfort women.
Or perhaps it is just encompassed by the "nine-dash line", a lolling tongue of passive cartographic aggression that China says gives it historical rights over almost the entire South China Sea.
A concise critical historical review of DSM categories characterized by irritability, anger, and aggression is presented followed by recommendations.
A spokesman for the Air Force Association, which also protested that exhibition, said, "We are satisfied that it is in historical context this time and does not make comments about U.S. aggression in the Pacific".
How you feel about things as seemingly remote as Iranian deals and Putin's aggressions is shaped by or shapes your judgment of the historical micro-details.
That reality includes Christian Vienna's long rearguard action against the Turkish "infidel," enthusiastic Austrian support for Hitler and the historical distortion that long portrayed Austria as the "first victim of Nazi aggression".
This will surely deepen the above historical memory that usually in combination with the historical memory concerning Japan's aggression against China, forming a West concept in political and geological aspects.
