Мировой порядок - Генри Киссинджер

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Примечания

1

Вестфальский мирный договор был подписан в середине XVII века, а концепция тотальной войны разработана немецкими военными теоретиками в начале XX века; эта концепция исходила из факта, что современная война перестала быть сражением армий и стала сражением наций – одно государство, мобилизуя все доступные ресурсы, побеждает другое, сокрушая его «дух». (Прим. перев.)

2

Экуменизм – единство в многообразии, принцип сосуществования различных христианских церквей. В данном случае вместо авторского термина было бы логичнее использовать определение «мультикультурализм». (Прим. перев.)

3

Имеется в виду государство Сасанидов на территории современных Ирака и Ирана (в период расцвета занимало территорию от Александрии в Египте до Пешавара в Пакистане), существовавшее до середины VII столетия и уничтоженное Арабским халифатом. (Прим. перев.)