Vires armatae







Germanici exercitus milites.



Unam legis e paginis de

re militari

disserentibus


Defending the Polish banner at Chocim, by Juliusz Kossak, 1892.jpg



Typi bellorum



  • Bellum civile

  • Bellum stativum

  • Bellum frigidum

  • Ecechiria

  • Incursio magna





Vires armatae



  • Exercitus

  • Classis

  • Classis aeria





Ius



  • Ius inter civitates et gentes

  • Humanitarium belli ius

  • Detrectator militiae




Vide etiam
Index bellorum · Arma · Pax · Dissimulatio · Glossarium · Diplomatia



Vires armatae civitatis militares paramilitaresque vires sunt, scilicet exercitus, classis navium et classis aeria. Quarum propositum civilitati externae diplomatici corporis favere et praepuae opes nationalis defensionis est.


Immanuel Kantius cum sua libro "Ad pacem perpetuam" abrogationem militis perpetui postulavit. Charta Consociationis Nationum usum vel metum a exercitu militares ut medium solutio res independentiae, territorio vel politicae prohibet.[1] Deinde Constitutio Iaponiae ut medium solutionis conflicti inter civitates negat.[2] Hodie quales civitates, sicut Costarica[3], Civitas Vaticana, Islandia vires armatae abrogaverunt.



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  1. ↑ Charta Consociationis Nationum Articlus III, sectio 4


  2. ↑ Constitio Iaponiae anno 1947, articulus IX, sectio 2


  3. ↑ Die 1 Decembris anno 1948


Nexus interni



  • Arma

  • Certamen armorum

  • Detrectator militiae

  • Humanitarium belli ius









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