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... foreign policy ? If president Sukarno hoped to weld his nation by a glorious foreign adventure , why did he send so few Indonesian troops that they had no prospect of achieving glory ? One feasible answer is that Sukarno needed most of ...
... foreign policy ? If president Sukarno hoped to weld his nation by a glorious foreign adventure , why did he send so few Indonesian troops that they had no prospect of achieving glory ? One feasible answer is that Sukarno needed most of ...
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... foreign policy . Hitler's foreign policy in 1933 was no more forceful than his means , in his judgement , per- mitted . His military and diplomatic weapons , in his opinion , did not at first permit a bold foreign policy . A. J. P. ...
... foreign policy . Hitler's foreign policy in 1933 was no more forceful than his means , in his judgement , per- mitted . His military and diplomatic weapons , in his opinion , did not at first permit a bold foreign policy . A. J. P. ...
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... Foreign Policy ( Baltimore , 1968 ) p . 162 . 276. When a challenger nation overtakes a leader : The War Ledger , p . 226 . 277. Deaths in Dresden : David Irving , The Destruction of Dresden ( London , 1985 edn ) p . 237 . 277. Limited ...
... Foreign Policy ( Baltimore , 1968 ) p . 162 . 276. When a challenger nation overtakes a leader : The War Ledger , p . 226 . 277. Deaths in Dresden : David Irving , The Destruction of Dresden ( London , 1985 edn ) p . 237 . 277. Limited ...
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