Talk:Broken-backed war theory

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Possible example in fiction?

The backstory of the Kaled-Thal wars in "Doctor Who" is that two interstellar empires fought until they were reduced to a pair of city-states on the ruined planet of Skaro, continuing the struggle with whatever remnants of technology they still possessed. Would that be a relevant example or is it too far removed from the Cold War context originally proposed? 60sRefugee (talk) 18:20, 12 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]