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... military strength , and not how intensely they trusted in that strength . More im- portant , their conclusions did not indicate that leaders per- ceived that their nation was incapable of military success if the crisis turned to war ...
... military strength , and not how intensely they trusted in that strength . More im- portant , their conclusions did not indicate that leaders per- ceived that their nation was incapable of military success if the crisis turned to war ...
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... military historians who scanned the First World War for the more accurate lessons it might offer . As some of these lessons culled by the Englishmen Sir Basil Liddell Hart and Major- General J. F. C. Fuller were to influence Germany's ...
... military historians who scanned the First World War for the more accurate lessons it might offer . As some of these lessons culled by the Englishmen Sir Basil Liddell Hart and Major- General J. F. C. Fuller were to influence Germany's ...
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... military control so many decades after the end of the war . As the military recovery of nations which have lost a major war tends to foster instability , the military fate of Germany and Japan has been a crucial cause of peace . Their ...
... military control so many decades after the end of the war . As the military recovery of nations which have lost a major war tends to foster instability , the military fate of Germany and Japan has been a crucial cause of peace . Their ...
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