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antimilitaristic

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antimilitaristic [ˌantɪˌmɪlɪtəˈrɪstɪk] adjantimilitaristico/a


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To be enforced, however, Germany's new antimilitaristic tradition no longer needs a constitution, as was instituted in 1949 to protect the Germans from themselves, or an occupation army, as was the case during the Cold War to protect Europe from Germany and Germany in Europe.
The author discusses Lucien Decaves' antimilitaristic novel, Sous-offs (1889), the objections to which by official France elicited a protest from writers in defense of a free press.
 
 
 
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