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The term '''fratricide''' can refer to murder of a family member (as in [[Cain]] killing [[Abel]]). Somewhat confusingly, the same term is sometimes used as for ''accidental'' killings in military combat (see "[[friendly fire]]"). | The term '''fratricide''' can refer to murder of a family member (as in [[Cain]] killing [[Abel]]). Somewhat confusingly, the same term is sometimes used as for ''accidental'' killings in military combat (see "[[friendly fire]]"). | ||
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Revision as of 17:30, August 1, 2007
The term fratricide can refer to murder of a family member (as in Cain killing Abel). Somewhat confusingly, the same term is sometimes used as for accidental killings in military combat (see "friendly fire").