It's "to the victor go the spoils." The spoils of victory are the extra bonuses, perks, and treasure you get for winning.
In the old days of war, the winning army pretty much got to loot the countryside and take what they wanted--wealth, harvest, women, whatever. Those would be the spoils of victory. In a relatively civilized setting, we use it more symbolically or metaphorically. The winner (victor, the victorious one, the one who gets the victory) gets whatever benefits go with the actual winning of the title, prize, award, office, or event. They could be formal or informal--that is, they could be a designated part of the prize (a gold medal, a contract with an athletic equipment manufacturer) or just tag along with it (celebrity status, free gifts, media attention, boost in their love life).
Spoils of war slavery refers to the practice of capturing and enslaving individuals or groups during or after armed conflicts. Victors in wars would often take prisoners and force them into servitude as a form of punishment, exploitation, or economic gain. This practice has been documented throughout history across various cultures and conflicts, highlighting the brutal consequences of warfare on civilian populations. Despite its historical prevalence, spoils of war slavery is now condemned under international law.
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This means that the civil war was brutal .....
Poppys
No that was 1865, if you mean the American civil war.
When wars are fought the "spoils " are the lands taken and the resources taken.
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You win a war, - you own the enemies property
In war -to the victors go the spoils !!.
The phrase "to the victors go the spoils" means that those who win a conflict or competition are entitled to the rewards or benefits that come from their victory. This can include resources, territory, or honor. It reflects the idea that success in battle or competition often leads to material gain and power for the winners, while the losers face loss and deprivation. The expression underscores the harsh realities of conflict and the often unequal distribution of rewards.
The legality of keeping spoils of war depends on international law and the specific circumstances of a conflict. Under the Hague Conventions, capturing nations are prohibited from looting and must respect private property. However, in practice, the treatment of spoils can vary, and often victors take items as war trophies. Ultimately, the legality is complex and can be subject to interpretation and the context of the war.
"To the victors, the spoils". They were going to re-allocate the various resources among themselves and make Germany pay the costs of the war
The saying is, "to the victors go the spoils." The winner of a war generally get the most rewards. The extent and the distribution of the rewards depends on the conquering army and its government. It also depends on the cause and the extent of the war.
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Spoils of War was created on 2000-04-11.
Spoils of war slavery refers to the practice of capturing and enslaving individuals or groups during or after armed conflicts. Victors in wars would often take prisoners and force them into servitude as a form of punishment, exploitation, or economic gain. This practice has been documented throughout history across various cultures and conflicts, highlighting the brutal consequences of warfare on civilian populations. Despite its historical prevalence, spoils of war slavery is now condemned under international law.
THENORTH