The war correspondent sent a harrowing dispatch from the frontline that changed how the public saw the conflict.

After watching the bombed-out towns and the endless line of refugees, she whispered, "war is hell," knowing the conflict's long-term effects would be devastating and immeasurable.

After years of research, the historian concluded that the mural illustrated a mummy war rather than a ceremonial procession.

Many travelers debate the ethics of war tourism when booking trips to former battlefields.

During the Cold War, many governments engaged in a war of ideas by funding cultural programs and media abroad.

During the crisis, several war-rooms were set up across the city to coordinate emergency responses.

Her dissertation read like War and Peace, dense with argument and spanning centuries.

The war chiefs negotiated a fragile truce to spare their people further suffering.

Historians argue that the conflict in the region began as a catalytic war, sparked by a local dispute but sustained by external powers.

The campaign staff gathered in the war-room to monitor results and coordinate responses.