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Cowardice is a
characteristic wherein excessive fear
prevents an
individual from
taking a risk or
facing danger. It is the
opposite of courage. As a label...
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Feigheit (Four and a Half
Years [of Struggle]
Against Lies,
Stupidity and
Cowardice). Max Amann, head of the
Franz Eher
Verlag and Hitler's publisher, is...
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which women gave
white feathers to non-enlisting men
symbolizing cowardice and
shaming them into
signing up. The
white feather movement is noted...
- The
Brand of
Cowardice is a 1916
silent film
starring Lionel Barrymore and
released through Metro Pictures. It is a lost film.
After Cyril Hamilton refuses...
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Learning to Cope with
Cowardice is the
debut album by
British singer Mark Stewart,
released in 1983 by On-U
Sound Records. It was
released on CD in 1991...
- criminals" for
cowardice. The book was
based on the
Souain corporals affair, an
actual event in WWI when the
French Army shot four men for
cowardice as an example...
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Brand of
Cowardice is a 1925
American silent Western film
directed by John P.
McCarthy and
starring Bruce Gordon,
Carmelita Geraghty and
Harry Lonsdale...
- guilt-consumed
werewolf (Kate Freund) who
longs for death.
Overcome with
cowardice and paranoia,
Quist locks the
others in a cell
before fleeing. Before...
- the
killing of one in ten
soldiers in a
cohort was the
punishment for
cowardice or mutiny; or, one-tenth of the able-bodied men in a
village as a form...
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titled Four and a Half
Years of
Struggle against Lies, Stupidity, and
Cowardice) at
first to his chauffeur, Emil Maurice, and then to his deputy, Rudolf...
