- The
Internecine Project is a 1974
British espionage thriller film
written by Mort W. Elkind,
Barry Levinson, and
Jonathan Lynn,
directed by Ken Hughes...
- A
civil war is a war
between organized groups within the same
state (or country). The aim of one side may be to take
control of the
country or a region...
- "
internecine conflict", "internal conflict" and "civil war" are
often used
interchangeably with "non-international
armed conflict", but "
internecine war"...
-
underwent a
severe internal crisis subsequently known as the "Grotesque
Internecine Struggle" or "GIS". The
roots of the
crisis involved a
power struggle...
- society,
especially from the
younger generation,
became impatient with the
internecine divisions and
ineffectiveness of the
Palestinian elite and
engaged in...
-
hundreds of kingdoms, many
small armies,
powerful regional chieftains, and
internecine warfare, gave way to a
disciplined central authority.
Farmers were freed...
-
status of a
village due to city's fall of
strategic value and
Ayyubid internecine struggles. From 1229 to 1244,
Jerusalem peacefully reverted to Christian...
- were ****anese
warships of the 16th and 17th
century used
during the
internecine ****anese wars for
political control and
unity of all ****an. ****an undertook...
-
because Octavian had no wish to
advertise his role in
perpetuating Rome's
internecine bloodshed.
Octavian and
other Roman Senators believed that
turning the...
- (present day
Vadodara in
southern Gujarat) his capital. The
ensuing internecine war
among the
Marathas was
fully exploited by the British, who interfered...
