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Other Important Battles

Some important battles arose in the world. Some of the battles are battles in Greece, such as the Battle of Marathon in BCE 490. Then the battle of the Trebbia river took place in Rome and many other battles took place.

In the ancient world, various battles took place in places like Greece, then places of Macedonia, the battle of Mesopotamia, and then the battle of Rome took place. There was the biggest battle of pyramids that took place in Egypt in July and lastly it was termed as the revolution battle of the French. The battles in Russia as in the battle of Nevada, then the battle of ugra. The Stalingrad war took place in Russia in the year 1943. This war outbreak acted as a defence towards the city and it is considered as one of the most important and greatest battles of all time. 

Ancient world battles

 It was also considered one of the most patriotic wars of all time and it was a specific conflict that stopped the advancement of the Germans regarding the Soviet Union so that the allies were in form. The stretching took place at the river of the Volga which helped in the production of the tractors and the armaments that were necessary for the war of Stalingrad. Another notable fight in Rome was the Battle of Mursa, in which certain constants were emperors for the western provinces and self-proclaimed emperors for the eastern provinces.. The most important battle in history was the battle of the blood river in parts of South Africa that took place in the year 1838. The conflict arose between the Zulu and the Voortrekkers and the negotiations that were necessary for negotiations regarding the treaty that was necessary for the source of respect. In Syria, another biggest battle took place as in the battle of Kadesh. In Spain another important battle took place was the battle of Alarcos which was thought of as one of the most important wars that celebrated the victory of the Almohad.  There were Muslim as well as Spain forces that acted regarding the repulsive attacks.  The province was also invaded by Alfonso and the strength of the Muslim army turned out to be strong. 

Hostage in ancient times

Hostage is a term used in the military to describe a situation in which a person is given more than two securities that are required for the agreement, as well as for breaking the law.. This practice of Hostage is quite an ancient feature that took place for the surrender, then the conquest and lastly for practising different armouries. The security that was provided for holding the loyalty in a continuous format was ruled by the civilizations of the Romans. During these battles, a variety of political issues arose. There was no such diversity, which resulted in the country’s economy collapsing. The captives seized throughout ancient times for conflicts in Greece, Russia, and Syria have been described, as well as the many armoury procedures that were considered at the time. The Britishers that were present possibly adopted the practice of maintaining the hostages that were mainly obtained from the prisoners that were present in the war regarding the relations with the states in the Arab world. In the previous times, they were thoroughly punished due to this; even they were put to death to refuse the firm treachery that they did. Whereas a treaty that was signed brought some relaxation in taking the hostages so that civilization can be carried out. Hostages always acted as a reprisal that was provided by the assurance of the enemy of the law regarding the observance to treat the prisoners that are wounded and are sick. Regarding the execution of the hostages, there were tribunals related to the crimes in the war to avoid various bad circumstances. 

Sabotage during the times of battles

The core meaning of Sabotage is to cause destruction and to destroy everything which will cause the downfall of the system of economy. The government during the times of Sabotage faced huge losses and weakened day by day and lastly, it was considered a national emergency. The. In this war, the individual’s employment was lost leading to an inevitable strike. During the movement and the partisan movements, there were sabotages that were effective in nature, and lots of roads, bridges were constructed. After World War II, the Sabotage was in good use. Sabotages that were economic were also continued and practised by the workers that were present at that time. The passive resistance was quite clear for not being revolutionary as well as counter intent for purpose. 

Conclusion

The most important wars in ancient history have been described and the effect and the impacts that these wars had on civilians has been stated. Various political issues arose during these wars. There was no such diversity which led to a downfall in the economy of the country. The hostages during the ancient times for the wars in Greece, Russia, Syria have been described and the different practices of the armoury that were taken into consideration at that time were also stated. The different Sabotage has been described; the destruction that has been driving the economic downfall and the reason why individuals lost their jobs are stated. There’s nothing good in a war. There’s a huge economical, individual and financial downfall that takes place after every war in history.

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