Literallywho Ingodsname at 11:48, 15 November 2024

2024-11-15T11:48:37Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:48, 15 November 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Stub}}		{{Stub}}

	'''Collaborationism''' refers ~~strictly~~ to collaboration ~~(voluntary or involuntary)~~ with an enemy against one's own country or people during times of [[war]] or [[occupation]]. A person who works with the enemy is called a ''collaborator'', while a person who actively promotes the victory of the enemy is known as a ''collaborationist''.		'''Collaborationism''' refers to collaboration with an enemy against one's own country, group, or people during times of [[war]] or [[Military occupation\|occupation]], whether voluntary or involuntary. A person who works with the enemy is called a ''collaborator'' while a person who actively promotes the victory of the enemy is known as a ''collaborationist''. [[Class collaboration\|Class collaborationists]] specifically denounce [[class struggle]], arguing that the division of society into classes is the natural state of things, that the class system benefits society as a whole, and that people of different classes should work together for the common good. In most countries, collaborating with an enemy government against one's own is a serious form of [[treason]] and is [[Capital punishment\|punishable by death]] or [[imprisonment]].

	Collaborationism differs from cooperation between [[Government\|governments]] or [[Organisation\|organisations]] which aren't in an active state of ~~armed conflict~~. [[Negotiation\|Negotiations]] between two opposing sides (e.g. [[ceasefire]] deals or [[Prisoner exchange\|prisoner exchanges]]) are also not considered examples of collaborationism.		Collaborationism differs from cooperation between [[Government\|governments]] or [[Organisation\|organisations]] which aren't in an active state of war. [[Negotiation\|Negotiations]] between two opposing sides (e.g. [[ceasefire]] deals or [[Prisoner exchange\|prisoner exchanges]]) are also not necessarily considered examples of collaborationism.

	~~Collaborationism is considered a form of [[treason]] and is often [[Capital punishment\|punishable by death]] or [[imprisonment]]~~.

Literallywho Ingodsname: Created stub

2024-11-03T22:52:23Z

Created stub

New page

{{Stub}}

'''Collaborationism''' refers strictly to collaboration (voluntary or involuntary) with an enemy against one's own country or people during times of [[war]] or [[occupation]]. A person who works with the enemy is called a ''collaborator'', while a person who actively promotes the victory of the enemy is known as a ''collaborationist''.

Collaborationism differs from cooperation between [[Government|governments]] or [[Organisation|organisations]] which aren't in an active state of armed conflict. [[Negotiation|Negotiations]] between two opposing sides (e.g. [[ceasefire]] deals or [[Prisoner exchange|prisoner exchanges]]) are also not considered examples of collaborationism.

Collaborationism is considered a form of [[treason]] and is often [[Capital punishment|punishable by death]] or [[imprisonment]].

Collaborationism - Revision history

Literallywho Ingodsname at 11:48, 15 November 2024

Literallywho Ingodsname: Created stub