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... believed that the Anglo - French leaders were timid and their military advisers were not confident of the outcome of a general European war . Hitler also insisted that Britain expected the next world war if it should come , to be long ...
... believed that the Anglo - French leaders were timid and their military advisers were not confident of the outcome of a general European war . Hitler also insisted that Britain expected the next world war if it should come , to be long ...
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... believed that Britain's navy was weak in those waters . They believed that in the air Britain and her allies in south - east Asia were vulnerable . Most Japanese leaders believed , above all , that once their invasion was under way ...
... believed that Britain's navy was weak in those waters . They believed that in the air Britain and her allies in south - east Asia were vulnerable . Most Japanese leaders believed , above all , that once their invasion was under way ...
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... believed in ' a cycle of war and peace , and that it works through economic prosperity and im- poverishment ' . I can find , however , no evidence that Macfie believed in a cycle of war and peace . The only cyclical occurrence which ...
... believed in ' a cycle of war and peace , and that it works through economic prosperity and im- poverishment ' . I can find , however , no evidence that Macfie believed in a cycle of war and peace . The only cyclical occurrence which ...
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