Quazen > Tags > war war Subscribe by RSS Shadow Warfare by Routledge, Oct 3, 2008 This game was enjoyable to the extreme without demanding all my time: A war game that is team oriented and fun. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures From One of the World’s Richest Countries in Cultural Heritage by Lauren Axelrod, Sep 25, 2008 Our perceived opinions of this country are usually skewed due to the continuous allegations of the press and what we, as outsiders see when we come in contact with their culture. The treasures of this country that were lost are meant to be of historical significance, not of hate. Enjoy the artifacts, for they share a piece of international history. Comments(20)   Liked It: 19 Carl Von Clausewitz (1780–1831) by balisunset, Sep 15, 2008 A Prussian general and military theorist, Clausewitz is best known for his magnum opus, On War. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Warmachine: Miniatures Game Review by Drake Harlem, Aug 24, 2008 Warmachine has been around for a few years now, and it saw plenty of reviews in its beginnings. How does it stack up now five years later? Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 10 Thought-Provoking Photos to Ponder Upon by R J Evans, Jul 22, 2008 A collection of 10 photographs that will make you think, and maybe even ponder the mysteries of life and love. Comments(27)   Liked It: 102 William Wallace by Damien A, Jul 3, 2008 Biography of William Wallace, the Scottish Patriot. Comments(0)   Liked It: 3 The Life and Times of Fidel Castro by Jim O, Jun 17, 2008 Fidel has been vilified by the USA, and I think he is unfairly portrayed. His human rights record tends to become less savory as he's aged, but what he initially accomplished with Cuba should be known as well. Comments(1)   Liked It: 2 Plains Indian War Club by jamesman5000, Jun 8, 2008 The Plains Indian stone war club was used in fighting other tribes during conflicts. They originally used it on foot but when horses were introduced they made the handle longer and used them on horseback. Comments(1)   Liked It: 0 Confucius by well versed, May 16, 2008 In Early China, during the Zhou dynasty and Confucius' life, there was a lot of tyranny and warfare. Comments(0)   Liked It: 12 The Tragedy of Annie Souls: The Terrible Price of War by Shaun Ashcroft, May 12, 2008 The human cost of war is usually detailed in the number of men lost. But what about women? They are increasingly involved directly but become the indirect victims of war. One who suffered greatly was Annie Souls. Comments(3)   Liked It: 6 Prev 123Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Inside Quazen Arts  / Games  / Kids and Teens  / News  / Recreation  / Reference  / Shopping Web Quazen Popular Tags art car Cars children college education fun Games history iPod kids Life love money music photography school shopping Technology tips Popular Writers A. Fool Adam Robert Allen Strider Anthony McDonald Jr BC Doan Catherine South CHAN LEE PENG Dominion Ferdine Jared Stenzel Kenny Stenzerfield Kristie Leong M.D. Max Miroff Nelson Doyle nobert soloria bermosa Onflame © R J Evans Ronald Marbles Unofre Pili valli

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