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Page 118
... strength of the two rival nations or alliances . And this exact knowledge , he wrote , ' is very often attainable only by the actual fighting out of the conflict ' . Ironically he moved in 1914 from Berlin to Strasbourg , a city which ...
... strength of the two rival nations or alliances . And this exact knowledge , he wrote , ' is very often attainable only by the actual fighting out of the conflict ' . Ironically he moved in 1914 from Berlin to Strasbourg , a city which ...
Page 123
... strength , were influenced by seven main factors : military strength and the ability to apply that strength efficiently in the chosen zone of war ; predictions of how outside nations would behave in the event of war ; perceptions of ...
... strength , were influenced by seven main factors : military strength and the ability to apply that strength efficiently in the chosen zone of war ; predictions of how outside nations would behave in the event of war ; perceptions of ...
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... strength and the ability to apply that strength efficiently in the likely theatre of war ; ii . predictions of how outside nations will behave if war should occur ; iii . perceptions of whether there is internal unity or discord in ...
... strength and the ability to apply that strength efficiently in the likely theatre of war ; ii . predictions of how outside nations will behave if war should occur ; iii . perceptions of whether there is internal unity or discord in ...
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