Politics and Society in Eastern EuropeMacmillan Education, 1987 - 474 pages |
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Page 304
... Warsaw Pact decision - making in military matters ( see Chapter 13 ) . Decisions on defence expenditure are a subject for Soviet political leaders and the leadership of the country concerned . Lobbying by East European military staff ...
... Warsaw Pact decision - making in military matters ( see Chapter 13 ) . Decisions on defence expenditure are a subject for Soviet political leaders and the leadership of the country concerned . Lobbying by East European military staff ...
Page 393
... Warsaw Pact in order to prosecute US international advantage elsewhere . Moreover , the strategic focus of the Second Cold War is upon Western and not Eastern Europe , which is implicitly viewed by NATO as an extended launching platform ...
... Warsaw Pact in order to prosecute US international advantage elsewhere . Moreover , the strategic focus of the Second Cold War is upon Western and not Eastern Europe , which is implicitly viewed by NATO as an extended launching platform ...
Page 396
... Warsaw Pact . This implied a greater role for East European troops . However , faced with technological backwardness in this respect , Grechko embarked upon an extensive programme of modernisation , specialisation and integration of ...
... Warsaw Pact . This implied a greater role for East European troops . However , faced with technological backwardness in this respect , Grechko embarked upon an extensive programme of modernisation , specialisation and integration of ...
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Interwar Eastern Europe | 15 |
War Communism and Stalinism | 48 |
The Structure and Development of Centrally | 68 |
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