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... Force , and also agreed , more reluctantly , that the rearming of Western Germany was necessary for the purpose of attaining the required strength . Under this plan a standing force of forty - one to forty - three active divisions for ...
... Force , and also agreed , more reluctantly , that the rearming of Western Germany was necessary for the purpose of attaining the required strength . Under this plan a standing force of forty - one to forty - three active divisions for ...
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... force by arming it with tactical atomic weapons . That device was adopted with too little thought about its con- sequences . It was ' sold ' to the N.A.T.O. governments , and their peoples , with more persuasiveness of salesmanship than ...
... force by arming it with tactical atomic weapons . That device was adopted with too little thought about its con- sequences . It was ' sold ' to the N.A.T.O. governments , and their peoples , with more persuasiveness of salesmanship than ...
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... force has now become the strongest curb on the development of independent national deterrents . The cost is disproportionately large for small countries and new starters -as France is finding . Even Britain , which began much earlier ...
... force has now become the strongest curb on the development of independent national deterrents . The cost is disproportionately large for small countries and new starters -as France is finding . Even Britain , which began much earlier ...
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