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SUMMARY:Barry Strauss (Stanford University) "Was the Trojan Horse a War Crime?"
DESCRIPTION:Talk description: At the heart of the hit movie\, “The Odyssey\,” is director-writer Christopher Nolan’s focus on the Trojan Horse and the sack of Troy. He contends that it was “a violation of the law of Zeus\,” which today we would call a war crime. But was it a war crime? Would the ancient Greeks have considered it a crime? And what would the law of armed conflict say if the Trojan Horse episode took place today? Strauss discusses these questions in a talk that represents work in progress on his book\, Operation Trojan Horse: The World’s Most Enduring Military Tactic. Short Bio: Barry Strauss is
LOCATION:Building 110
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