Retreat From DoomsdayBasic Books, 1990年7月17日 - 352 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 46 筆
第 112 頁
... troops were needed to occupy East Europe or were involved in political work or basic manual labor . The number of Soviet troops actually available for attack was probably not much greater than the West had for defense . Furthermore ...
... troops were needed to occupy East Europe or were involved in political work or basic manual labor . The number of Soviet troops actually available for attack was probably not much greater than the West had for defense . Furthermore ...
第 169 頁
... troops into deteriorating situations , but it never had to do much fighting — something that was far from certain when the troops were sent . The United States had also aided quite a few other regimes facing Communist insurgencies among ...
... troops into deteriorating situations , but it never had to do much fighting — something that was far from certain when the troops were sent . The United States had also aided quite a few other regimes facing Communist insurgencies among ...
第 192 頁
... troops , which were soon doing most of the fighting . At the same time , China , uncomfortable at being on the same side as South Africa , withdrew its support . Next , the U.S. Congress , wallowing in a no - more - Vietnams syndrome ...
... troops , which were soon doing most of the fighting . At the same time , China , uncomfortable at being on the same side as South Africa , withdrew its support . Next , the U.S. Congress , wallowing in a no - more - Vietnams syndrome ...
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Historys Greatest Nonevent | 3 |
THE DECLINE AND PERSISTENCE OF WAR BEFORE | 15 |
War Advocacy Before World War I | 37 |
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