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War puts its questions stupidly, peace mysteriously
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"War puts its questions stupidly, peace mysteriously"

- Andre Malraux

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This quote by Andre Malraux speaks with the distinctions in between battle and tranquility. War is commonly seen as a blunt tool, with its inquiries being asked in a straightforward as well as frequently simple way. Tranquility, on the various other hand, is a lot more mystical and refined. It needs a much deeper understanding of the complexities of the circumstance and a readiness to look beyond the surface. War is often seen as a means to swiftly settle a dispute, but peace requires a more nuanced method. It calls for patience, understanding, as well as a determination to jeopardize. War may be able to quickly fix a problem, but it frequently leaves a legacy of destruction and skepticism. Peace, on the various other hand, can bring about long-term modification and also an extra unified connection in between the parties included. Battle might be able to rapidly solve a conflict, however tranquility is the only method to ensure a long-term resolution.

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France Flag This quote is written / told by Andre Malraux between November 3, 1901 and November 23, 1976. He/she was a famous Author from France. The author also have 18 other quotes.

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