The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... forces to spearhead destruction of large enemy units . Revealing how far Hanoi had departed from the ortho- dox military concepts of Mao and Giap , he dismissed the three - phase theory of " People's Revolutionary Warfare " as ...
... forces to spearhead destruction of large enemy units . Revealing how far Hanoi had departed from the ortho- dox military concepts of Mao and Giap , he dismissed the three - phase theory of " People's Revolutionary Warfare " as ...
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... forces : It is in- ended to keep the Japanese gov- rnment out of internal power poli- cs and away from the kind of for- ign military adventures that led apan into World War II . It is in- ended to preserve Japanese de- ocracy by ...
... forces : It is in- ended to keep the Japanese gov- rnment out of internal power poli- cs and away from the kind of for- ign military adventures that led apan into World War II . It is in- ended to preserve Japanese de- ocracy by ...
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... forces Japan was only invit- ing trouble and looking for enemies to fight . A young business executive held the opposite view : " The Soviet Union and Communist China are not basically friendly to Japan . We need the Self - Defense Forces ...
... forces Japan was only invit- ing trouble and looking for enemies to fight . A young business executive held the opposite view : " The Soviet Union and Communist China are not basically friendly to Japan . We need the Self - Defense Forces ...
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