One-third of "The Reel Civil War" concentrates on these two movies.
Rebuilding of the town centre at the end of the war concentrated on separating pedestrians from motor traffic, and the new city centre is encircled by an inner ring road.
This version of a totally futile and unnecessary war concentrates on the fate of the individual, with death and squalor in the trenches, the terrible moonscape of no man's land, "going over the top", the war poets, the executions of deserters and the incompetence of generals mounting doomed attacks.
He stays loyal to this method in "To End All Wars," concentrating on the appalling losses suffered by the rank and file and the extraordinary courage of those who decided that the war was not a just one.
Looked at today, the last part of Star Wars concentrates on a problem that might have been invented after, not 14 years before, the 1991 Persian Gulf War: how to fly a computerized, one-man jet fighter down a narrow corridor under heavy antiaircraft fire and drop a missile into an impossibly small air shaft, the sole vulnerable spot in the Emperor's Death Star.
Although historical studies of the Civil War often concentrate on the treatment of battlefield wounds, disease caused two out of three deaths.
Mr. Tenet, a Democrat who handled intelligence issues as a senior Congressional and White House aide before moving to the C.I.A., has begun the hard work of redesigning agencies that were constructed over the course of the cold war to concentrate on a single enemy, the Soviet Union.
For decades after the fall of Saigon, traumatised American commanders gave up the study of messy "small wars" to concentrate on fighting the decisive "big war" against the massed armies of the Soviet block.
They try to ignore the preamble to nuclear war by concentrating on decorating their flat.
During the Cold War it concentrated its message on the communist countries of eastern and central Europe.
