"WARS:
Moral dilemma in a war:
- Is it right to lead a war? A lot of innocent people will be killed too.
- Is it right to use nuclear weapons?
- Also soldiers can sometimes solve moral dilemma: if they should follow the orders when they are sure they will risk their own life and they will be killed.
- Should soldiers protect and save innocent people and risk their own lives?
- Is it right to kill enemies and use a bomb when a lot of innocent people will be killed too?

There are a lot of different types of wars:

- a total war: is a war by all means (všemi prostředky), without limits, using all weapons and tactics, a lot of civilians (innocent people) are always killed, they are sacrificed (obětováni).

- chemical war: soldiers use chemical weapons, poisonous gas. For example World War I. (a lot of innocent people died because of chemical weapons, they were poisoned).

- nuclear war: nuclear weapons are used, a lot of civilians, innocent people are killed, for example World War II. (Hiroshima, Nagasaki in Japan, in 1945: Americans used a nuclear bomb, 90 per cent of the cities were destroyed, 150 000 people were killed.)"

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