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'''Militarism''' is a political philosophy which sees the [[military]] as the most important part of society. Militarism advocates strong armed forces and their use in settling international disputes. Examples include [[Third Reich|Nazi]] [[Germany]], pre-[[World War II]] [[Japan]] and modern [[North Korea]]. | '''Militarism''' is a political philosophy which sees the [[military]] as the most important part of society. Militarism advocates strong armed forces and their use in settling international disputes. Examples include [[Third Reich|Nazi]] [[Germany]], pre-[[World War II]] [[Japan]] and modern [[North Korea]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:56, December 14, 2009
Militarism is a political philosophy which sees the military as the most important part of society. Militarism advocates strong armed forces and their use in settling international disputes. Examples include Nazi Germany, pre-World War II Japan and modern North Korea.