An enemy's enemy is a friend - Meaning of Proverb with Political story explaining meaning of Proverb An enemy's enemy is a friend

An enemy's enemy is a friend - Meaning of Proverb with Political story explaining meaning of Proverb An enemy's enemy is a friend -



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Thursday, September 02, 2010

Meaning –

1.China is afraid of India. Pakistan is afraid of India, so china and Pakistan both join hands, became friends and try to trouble India.

2.The phrase the enemy of my enemy is my friend is a proverb that advances the concept that someone who is the enemy of your enemy is therefore your friend

3.Love, friendship and respect do not unite as much as a common hatred.

4.A coalition government is a cabinet of a parliamentary government in which several parties cooperate to keep their common enemy party away from the government.

Political Stories explaining the meaning of Proverb - An enemy's enemy is a friend

1.During World War I longtime enemies Britain and France united against Germany

2.World War II - UK fought war with Germany and Japan. That time great Indian freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose went to Germany and prepared his army to gain Independence from British People. Japan, an enemy of Britain, became a friend of Indians fighting against the British rule in India. Subhash Chandra Bose became immortal as Netaji Bose.