FRIGGA

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 16
of sky; (Norse domesticity, myth.), wife and of Odin; lower | odde Sona: Feige lee to ‘Priday’: some- | times confounded with Frey. 4. keit), as practiced by the Germans during the World War, was a systematic organized terrorism directed against the civilians of invaded countries. The doctrine is as old as warfare, but with} the advance of civilization was supposed | 94), to have disappeared as the settled war | pene of a non-barbarous nation. It, ‘however, remained in the treatises of| German writers, who declare that it is | permi ible in cases of real nece ity. among the attributes nece ary to him | for who would achieve great things in war.’ Statements of this kind are also fully endorsed by the German General| Staff’s Kriegsbrauch, and the Kaiser ist. and his staff openly and officially avowed ‘frightfulne ’ as a method of breaking down the moral and crushing the spirit ans, of adversaries. For examples of ‘fright the fulne ’ in practice, see BELGIUM.
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