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World Without War by E. G. von Wald

World Without War by E. G. von Wald is a thought-provoking and timely book that delves into the possibility of a world completely free from the horrors of war. With a compelling and well-researched narrative, the author paints a vivid picture of what a world without war might look like, exploring both its potential benefits and the challenges that would arise.

One of the most intriguing aspects of this book is its exploration of the underlying causes of war and how they might be addressed. Von Wald argues that a world without war is not only possible, but also necessary for the survival and advancement of humanity. Drawing on historical examples and contemporary conflicts, the author presents a compelling case for the eradication of war as an essential step towards a better future.

The book also provides a comprehensive analysis of the potential impact of a world without war on various aspects of society. Through vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling, von Wald explores how the absence of war would reshape international relations, economies, and the global balance of power. This wide-ranging exploration helps readers understand the true magnitude and complexity of the task at hand.

Furthermore, von Wald addresses the common skepticism and challenges associated with achieving a world without war. The author acknowledges that the path to peace is not an easy one, and that it requires the commitment and cooperation of nations, the dismantling of militarism, and an overhaul of entrenched ideologies. While realistic about the difficulties ahead, the book remains optimistic in its belief that a world without war is within reach.

The writing style is clear, concise, and accessible, making it easy for readers with varying levels of familiarity with the subject to engage with the material. Moreover, the book is well-organized, with each chapter building upon the previous one in a logical and coherent manner. This layout ensures that readers are able to follow the author's arguments and fully comprehend the complexity of the topic.

Perhaps the most profound aspect of World Without War is its ability to inspire and ignite a sense of urgency within its readers. Von Wald's commitment to his cause shines through each page, and his passion for peace is contagious. The book motivates readers to think critically about the impact of war on our world and to consider their own role in striving towards a more peaceful future.

In conclusion, World Without War by E. G. von Wald is an in-depth exploration of the possibility of a world free from the ravages of war. With its engaging narrative, thorough research, and thought-provoking analysis, the book serves as a call to action for readers to reevaluate their perspectives on war and actively work towards a future where peace prevails. It is an essential read for anyone concerned with global affairs and the pursuit of a better world.

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This etext was produced from If Worlds of Science Fiction September 1954. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.

World Without War

BY E. G. VON WALD

Illustrated by Ed Emsh

Cooperation was all right back in the dark ages but this was an era of super culture and hi psi intelligence. And love was no laughing matter. People who cooperated, even biologically, were unlawful and....

Mark knew he shouldn't stop. He was already late for Jennette's birthday party, but the sight of three people out in the open like this was too much.

He pulled around and hovered over the undulating flow of glassy magma, frozen on its way to the long, dry Potomac river bed, with its shallow caverns and fascinating mile wide potholes. Just under an overhanging cliff of half vitrified soil were two cars, obviously damaged. The three men were standing beside them.

Mark laughed out loud. It was not often that one found three people at once. And so close to each other. The scene there, with the long, slanting rays of milky sunlight glancing off the ribbing of the flats and sparkling through the million brittle shards of collapsed debris, filled him with a certain poetic exultation... Continue reading book >>




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