His initial reaction was to call this a crusade, the war whose motto was "God Wills It".
Because our history started with the extraordinary Festival of Britain, where the war artist motto "the propaganda of the imagination" became a call to arms for culture to belong to everyone and be created by everyone.
Despite his many defeats, Mansfeld showed remarkable success in keeping armies together and thus demonstrated the truth of his motto: "War feeds war".
The memorial to the alumni of the University of Berlin killed in the war bore the motto "Invictis Victi Victuri", which oracular and ambiguous words could possibly be taken to mean, "To the unconquered from the conquered, who will themselves conquer".
In his classic dystopian novel, 1984, author George Orwell never actually used the term "doublespeak" but it was eerily exemplified in the ruling Party's motto: "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength".
Don't mention the war must be her motto now, on the home front at least.
A wreath and crest must be placed on the helmet, and a motto or war cry can be used.
For war groups, put the motto in a different language.
He offers the rhyming motto: "Hate the war?
At least since the Vietnam War, the marines' unofficial combat motto has been "get some".
But the students, especially in the college's early years during the war, lived up to the motto with gusto.
