American Might and Soviet MythH. Regnery Company, 1960 - 218ÆäÀÌÁö Editor of the "Indianapolis Star" contends that America's vulnerability to Soviet communism lies in the ignorance and confusion of our military and diplomatic leaders. |
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... propaganda , and economic and military power must be allowed to function in our defense . We cannot afford to be crippled and inefficient in today's dangerous game of international domination . For the price of defeat is not only loss ...
... propaganda , and economic and military power must be allowed to function in our defense . We cannot afford to be crippled and inefficient in today's dangerous game of international domination . For the price of defeat is not only loss ...
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... propaganda which claims that either the West must negotiate with the Soviet Union or there will be atomic war . There are prominent spokesmen in the West who have believed in this naive pair of alternatives : " Either we wage peace by ...
... propaganda which claims that either the West must negotiate with the Soviet Union or there will be atomic war . There are prominent spokesmen in the West who have believed in this naive pair of alternatives : " Either we wage peace by ...
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... propaganda about her invincible rockets was too important to disturb . To Russia , propa- ganda is central . It was only when the propaganda value of breaking secrecy became greater than the propaganda value of continuing to be silent ...
... propaganda about her invincible rockets was too important to disturb . To Russia , propa- ganda is central . It was only when the propaganda value of breaking secrecy became greater than the propaganda value of continuing to be silent ...
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LETTER TO THE READER | 1 |
THE BATTLE FOR CHARACTER HOW WE HAVE BEEN LOSING IT | 7 |
OUR FOREIGN AID HOW TO BE UNPOPULAR | 26 |
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