They are convinced that what ties Israel and America today is not a covenant of humanistic values but rather a new set of mutual interests: war, bombs, threats, fear and trauma.
Taking me to lunch with Princess Michael of Kent, who lived near Hilles, her opening remark to introduce me was: "Naughty Simon has put his grandfather into bed with Lord Kitchener... ...... (I was working on a script of my grandfather's life and had read that the two men would meet regularly on Sunday nights, when "by mutual consent, war and politics were banished from the conversation").
Over the following half decade, Mutual's war coverage held its own with that of the wealthier networks, featuring field correspondents such as Henry Shapiro and Piet Van T Veer and commentators such as Cecil Brown, formerly of CBS.
The Moscow Armistice (September 1944) between the Soviet Union and Finland ended the four-year alliance between Nazi Germany and Finland, once united by their mutual enemy in war.
For it to be possible for groups that are related by enmity nevertheless to co-exist in a shared framework which limits the consequences of war mutual enmity must be prevented from reaching the level of absolute enmity.
Being aware that the actual use of atomic weapons will result in mutual extermination, the warring sides will refrain from resorting to them.
With the fog obscuring much of the action, not to mention the language barriers and the early-Cold War mutual suspicion between both sides, it is unlikely any reliable account of the match will emerge.
Looking on from Seoul, Key-young Son cites editor Andreas Herberg-Rothe and argues "that any future war in Asia... will not be a war of conflicting interests, but 'a cultural war for mutual recognition.' From Hong Kong, Lawrence J. Lau says there have been enough apologies from Japan and what is needed now is simply to tell the truth about what Japan's army did during WWII.
In particular, he argues that any future war in Asia, if one occurs, will not be a war of conflicting interests, but "a cultural war for mutual recognition".
This experience echoed the memory of mutual accomplishment in the Napoleonic Wars, particularly in the War of Liberation of 1813 14.
