"war tragedy" is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The war tragedy of World War II left an indelible mark on many families around the world."
Now we must regard this as one more of the countless war tragedies".
Catharsis was so integral to Greek military life that war tragedies were performed during annual theatre festivals for seventeen thousand troops, from lowly cadets to commanders, writes the author and director Bryan Doerries, in his 2015 book, "The Theater of War: What Ancient Greek Tragedies Can Teach Us Today".
Chambersburg has also recently been the subject of study on how people have historically perceived and responded to war tragedies.
In the years following the wars, tragedy struck Gifu once again.
"Even when people go to war, with tragedy and grief, there is still a safe and harmonic world," Larissa said.
It has romance, adventure, politics and war – the tragedy of 1930s Spain.
Indianapolis, but a film depicting that World War II tragedy would be a major production.
Another congressman with a strong pro-tragedy voting record, Rep. Joe Wilson (R-South Carolina), also blasted the President's remark, accusing Mr. Obama of conducting a "war on tragedy".
But ultimately it will rely on both Israelis and Palestinians, exhausted from decades of war and tragedy, accepting an imperfect deal today rather than venturing down the path of an uncertain and likely more violent future.
