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the war: edited by Michael Totten
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Re: Re: Re: OTF in the WSJ
by lisoosh
Actually, there have been examples of communication between individuals and even institutions on each side of a war in almost every instance. Usually it is through academia and the arts, now electronic media has become increasingly important. It is thought that these connections, while strained during wartime, and of course occasionally broken, help to normalize relations much more quickly once war is over by providing a common platform.
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