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Violence is the midwife of history

Karl Marx

Phraseologism: Violence is the midwife of history.

Meaning: Historical events and changes are associated with violence, wars, revolutions.

Origin: From the work "Capital" (vol. 1, ch. 31) by Karl Marx (1818-1883). In the original: "Violence is the midwife of every old society pregnant with a new one."

Random phraseology:

Balzac age.

Meaning:

A little older than middle age (usually about a woman who has retained her attractiveness, showing interest in men and enjoying success with them, like a female character in the works of Honore de Balzac)

Origin:

It comes from the title of O. Balzac's novel "The Thirty-Year-Old Woman" (1842). In our time, women of Balzac age are called women over 40.

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