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Why nations go to war by John George Stoessinger · Booklabria

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Why nations go to war

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

"Built around eight case studies, Why Nations Go to War covers the crucial events that led to the outbreak of the twentieth century's major military conflicts, with particular focus on the pivotal role leaders play in pushing a nation over the threshold into war."--BOOK JACKET.

Subjects: Histoire
War
Modern History
Aspectos psicológicos
History, modern, 20th century
Guerre
Time: 20th Century; 20e Siècle

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