De Gaulle: A BiographyBobbs-Merrill Company, 1969 - 510 หน้า |
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... forces into a mechanised striking force of highly trained long - service volunteers , to form a spearhead to the national army which could be expanded and developed after the outbreak of war . " Liddell Hart's critique was officially ...
... forces into a mechanised striking force of highly trained long - service volunteers , to form a spearhead to the national army which could be expanded and developed after the outbreak of war . " Liddell Hart's critique was officially ...
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... force separated from N.A.T.O. When , in December , de Gaulle made Debré , his Prime Minister , introduce a Bill to establish an independent nuclear striking force , he ran into opposition not merely in the Assembly and from his allies ...
... force separated from N.A.T.O. When , in December , de Gaulle made Debré , his Prime Minister , introduce a Bill to establish an independent nuclear striking force , he ran into opposition not merely in the Assembly and from his allies ...
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... force was too expensive . The eight hundred and fifty million pounds , to be spread over five years , was only a beginning . France would be unable to fulfil her Treaty obligations ( as it was she was only contribut- ing two of the ...
... force was too expensive . The eight hundred and fifty million pounds , to be spread over five years , was only a beginning . France would be unable to fulfil her Treaty obligations ( as it was she was only contribut- ing two of the ...
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PREFACE page | 11 |
DESTINED FOR A SOLDIER | 13 |
CLIMBING THE LADDER | 36 |
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