total war

Examples (10)

• Six years of total war had left no citizen untouched.
• The nation mobilized all its resources for the impending total war.
• The concept of total war emerged during the 20th century, blurring lines between combatants and civilians.
• Propaganda was a key element in sustaining public morale during the era of total war.
• Many historians argue that World War II was the quintessential example of total war.
• A total war often leads to widespread destruction and immense human cost.
• Leaders must consider the devastating implications before engaging in a total war.
• The civilian population suffered greatly under the demands of total war.
• Modern technology could potentially make any future conflict a total war.
• From rationing to industrial production, every aspect of life was geared towards the total war effort.