Sentence examples for publication of war from inspiring English sources

The publication of "War and Peace and Anna Kareninana" made Tolstoy so famous that one contemporary described him as Russia's second czar.

The party continues to whip up nationalist sentiment with anti-Japanese television shows, the publication of war memoirs, and, in the last few days, the issuing of school textbooks with anti-Japanese themes.

There were very different haunting voices in Hersey's Hiroshima, which told the story of the landmark publication of war reporter John Hersey's account of the experiences of six survivors of the first nuclear attack.

So the third conversation that opens up from the WikiLeaks publication of war documents is that it's yet another seismic shock in the revealing and cleansing of America's collective shadow.

"Additionally, I used a series of publications of military counterintelligence materials during the Great Patriotic War, as World War II is called in Russia, and a series of publications of war orders and military wartime reports to the highest Soviet authorities," he continued.

Prophets of Internet-borne Götterdämmerung have gotten even more breathless since the publication of "Cyber War" last year.

Daniel Ellsberg compared the publication of the war logs to the Pentagon Papers, which he leaked to the New York Times in 1971.

By Ken Auletta On February 15th, Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications hosted a breakfast symposium marking the publication of "World War 3.0: Microsoft and Its Enemies," a new book by Ken Auletta, The New Yorker's media columnist.

The response to the publication of the war logs by the Iraqi government has been twofold – rage from Nouri al-Maliki's office, which accused WikiLeaks of trying to sabotage the incumbent prime minister's bid to form a new government, and the standard assurance that the interior ministry would follow up all reports of human rights violations.

Kahn came to public notice with the publication of On Thermonuclear War (1960), in which he presented his proposition that thermonuclear war differs only in degree and not in kind from conventional war and ought to be analyzed and planned in the same way.

That anarchist collective based out of Eugene, Oregon and North Carolina made a name for itself back in the early aughts with the publication of Days of War, Nights of Love, an incendiary book of manifestos, diatribes, propaganda graphics, and general radical righteousness.