Answer: Carl von Clausewitz
Explanation:
The modern concept of total war can be traced to the writings of the 19th-century Prussian military strategist Carl von Clausewitz, who denied that wars could be fought by laws.
Germany divided into democratic and communist zones, while
communists controlled no part of Japan.
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1982-1998 Helmut Kohl 'led' was chancellor of Germany.
<span>The correct answer is C. Protect citizen rights.
Governments
should not inhibit any civil rights that are usually outlined in the
constitution of the government’s country. It is the government’s duty to
provide things like laws and supreme courts and constitution amendments in
order to ensure that all citizens have equal rights regardless of their gender,
race, religious beliefs, or anything similar. Usually, governments that try to oppress
their people experience a coup or anything similar and it ends in a not very pleasurable
manner. </span>
