American Diplomacy in a New EraStephen Denis Kertesz University of Notre Dame Press, 1961 - 601 páginas |
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Página 109
... position - reductions and pro- hibitions came first . The West had proposed that installation of controls take place by stages and likewise , prohibitions and reduc- tions . There were no proposals from the West concerning the time ...
... position - reductions and pro- hibitions came first . The West had proposed that installation of controls take place by stages and likewise , prohibitions and reduc- tions . There were no proposals from the West concerning the time ...
Página 113
... position that the approach should be through establishing ceilings for the armed forces and reducing armed forces to those ceilings . Likewise , the Soviet Union accepted the Western position that reductions should take place in stages ...
... position that the approach should be through establishing ceilings for the armed forces and reducing armed forces to those ceilings . Likewise , the Soviet Union accepted the Western position that reductions should take place in stages ...
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... position on reduction of armed forces and conventional armaments and on safeguards measurably narrowed the differences between the Soviet Union and the West on the first stages . Reappraisal of US positions had not gone far enough by ...
... position on reduction of armed forces and conventional armaments and on safeguards measurably narrowed the differences between the Soviet Union and the West on the first stages . Reappraisal of US positions had not gone far enough by ...
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A New Era Stephen D Kertesz University of Notre | 1 |
From Wartime Cooperation to NATO | 17 |
The Containment Policy and the Rationale of | 63 |
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