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Yet, if we think aloud,
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and that's what I'm doing,
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if we see the origins of total war in World War I,
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where the mobilization of state resources,as much as possible to the war,
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and again in World War II--and particularly in World War II
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the breaking down of the differentiation between civilians and non-civilians.
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That happens a little bit in 1914,
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but not that much.
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It happens
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in the Turkish massacres of the Armenians in 1895 and 1915.
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That happens, too.
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But it is possible to argue that the Revolutionary