Talk:Jus post bellum

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Real world examples of Jus post bellum

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I believe that adding more context in what this actually looks like historically would be beneficial for understanding this concept.

My gut tells me starting at the rebuilding of Japan and Germany post World War II by the allies could be a high profile example, but I am not sure if much more is necessary. GregTurkington (talk) 13:05, 20 September 2024 (UTC)Reply

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