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Lay Down Your Arms
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Berta von Suttner's "Lay Down Your Arms" is a powerful anti-war novel that vividly depicts the devastating human cost of conflict.
Through the intertwined stories of several characters whose lives are deeply affected by war, Suttner exposes the futility and suffering caused by armed conflict.
The novel's central theme is the urgent need for peace and international cooperation, advocating for disarmament and peaceful conflict resolution.
It is considered a seminal work of pacifist literature, influencing peace movements and shaping discussions on war and peace.
Its impact on Alfred Nobel's decision to establish the Nobel Peace Prize is significant.
Through the intertwined stories of several characters whose lives are deeply affected by war, Suttner exposes the futility and suffering caused by armed conflict.
The novel's central theme is the urgent need for peace and international cooperation, advocating for disarmament and peaceful conflict resolution.
It is considered a seminal work of pacifist literature, influencing peace movements and shaping discussions on war and peace.
Its impact on Alfred Nobel's decision to establish the Nobel Peace Prize is significant.
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Mentioned as Berta von Suttner's first novel, influencing Alfred Nobel's decision to establish the Nobel Peace Prize.
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