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Page 570
... Soviet Union and the United States have adopted certain psychological postures . The Soviet Union has tried to maintain credibility by making play with an atti- tude of irrationality . The United States , on the other hand , has tried ...
... Soviet Union and the United States have adopted certain psychological postures . The Soviet Union has tried to maintain credibility by making play with an atti- tude of irrationality . The United States , on the other hand , has tried ...
Page 694
... Soviet Union , along with the scientists who developed them . These constituted the basis on which both countries rapidly developed missiles to replace air- craft for delivery of nuclear bombs . Aircraft are consid- ered too slow and ...
... Soviet Union , along with the scientists who developed them . These constituted the basis on which both countries rapidly developed missiles to replace air- craft for delivery of nuclear bombs . Aircraft are consid- ered too slow and ...
Page 1011
... Soviet intervention against Japan with- in three months of the expected German surrender was also agreed at Yalta : the Soviet Union was not only to annex southern Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands but was also to have the lease of Port ...
... Soviet intervention against Japan with- in three months of the expected German surrender was also agreed at Yalta : the Soviet Union was not only to annex southern Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands but was also to have the lease of Port ...
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