The New Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 2Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 94
... army with its 40,000 disciplined infantry , 12,000 cavalry , and powerful artillery . It was generally agreed to compare favourably for efficiency with the company's forces . Ranjit Singh employed Hindus and Muslims besides Sikhs , but ...
... army with its 40,000 disciplined infantry , 12,000 cavalry , and powerful artillery . It was generally agreed to compare favourably for efficiency with the company's forces . Ranjit Singh employed Hindus and Muslims besides Sikhs , but ...
Page 242
... army's prestige enhanced by its success against the rebels , Sukarno once more took up the idea of Guided Democracy . With the support of the army chief of staff , General A.H. Nasution , he proposed a return to the 1945 constitution ...
... army's prestige enhanced by its success against the rebels , Sukarno once more took up the idea of Guided Democracy . With the support of the army chief of staff , General A.H. Nasution , he proposed a return to the 1945 constitution ...
Page 842
... army corps pinched off the Polish Corridor from East Prussia and Pomerania , while General Gerd von Rundstedt's more powerful southern army corps drove across the border from Silesia and Slovakia . Polish Mar- shal Edward Śmigły - Rydz ...
... army corps pinched off the Polish Corridor from East Prussia and Pomerania , while General Gerd von Rundstedt's more powerful southern army corps drove across the border from Silesia and Slovakia . Polish Mar- shal Edward Śmigły - Rydz ...
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