What was his stance on the cost of lives in war?
Unimportant factor
Necessary evil
Inevitable in war
Should be minimized
Answer
Eisenhower's stance on the cost of lives in war was that it should be minimized. He believed that the cost of human life was too high, and that it was important to find ways to minimize the number of casualties in war. He also believed that war should only be used as a last resort, and that it was important to find peaceful solutions to conflicts whenever possible.
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