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To: lorne who wrote (10909)1/13/2002 8:55:16 PM
From: goldsnow  Respond to of 23908
 
So during wars or conflict's between countries does previous ownership of the land mean anything at all when land is taken by force and held by force.?>>>

Complicated question. Clearly depends on circumstances. No one answer. Kurds still have land but no country..and they are the oldest inhabitants there...Survival of the fittest, no different than Sarangetti <sp>



To: lorne who wrote (10909)1/14/2002 11:03:40 AM
From: deibutfeif  Respond to of 23908
 
Lorne, re:...does previous ownership of the land mean anything at all when land is taken by force and held by force.?

As Goldsnow says, its a complicated question. But the answer is quite simple: it simply depends on which side of the "force" you are.

~dbf


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