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Pagina 17
... military power . It may almost be taken for granted that neither India nor Pakistan alone would be able to maintain that defence . Even apart from the fact that the resources and manpower available in either Dominion would be too ...
... military power . It may almost be taken for granted that neither India nor Pakistan alone would be able to maintain that defence . Even apart from the fact that the resources and manpower available in either Dominion would be too ...
Pagina 185
... military commanders have announced to the world that they intend to pursue an offensive on all fronts that is to lead in two years ' time to the military conquest of the rest of China . If we are to judge by the progress made , merely ...
... military commanders have announced to the world that they intend to pursue an offensive on all fronts that is to lead in two years ' time to the military conquest of the rest of China . If we are to judge by the progress made , merely ...
Pagina 188
... military aid for the Nationalists . They allege that the MacArthur administration in Japan is building up an aggressive Japanese economy which is already being armed by a revival of the Japanese military potential . There is probably ...
... military aid for the Nationalists . They allege that the MacArthur administration in Japan is building up an aggressive Japanese economy which is already being armed by a revival of the Japanese military potential . There is probably ...
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