Bernhardi is a 9 letter English word.
You can make 417 anagrams from letters in Bernhardi (abdehinrr).
Bernhardi believes in the morality, one might almost say in the sanctity, of war.
Bernhardi even said that he doubted if the troops could face a European army.
It was just such a combination as was predicated by Bernhardi.
There is no such thing, Bernhardi feels, as universal international law.
No one quarrels with Bernhardi in his discussions of the problems of war as such.
"Never was there a religion more combative than Christianity," wrote Bernhardi.
Again, Bernhardi makes play with the proviso rebus sic stantibus; and this, curiously enough, he does in reference to Belgium.
Bernhardi: “War is as divine as eating and drinking”Satan: “Here is a partner for me”
Hence Bernhardi writes: 'the maintenance of peace never can or may be the goal of a policy'.
They were inflamed by Bernhardi; but they did not understand him.