Titlebook: American Foreign Policy Towards the Colonels‘ Greece; Uncertain Allies and Neovi M. Karakatsanis,Jonathan Swarts Book 2018 The Editor(s) (i

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Frakturen am proximalen Humerusle in fomenting and supporting the 1967 coup. It also points to other important topics yet to be fully analyzed, including the foreign policies of countries other than the US, as well as the impact of diasporic communities on shaping attitudes toward the colonels’ regime.

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A ,: The US Reaction to the Greek Military Coup of 1967, advocating for the return of democracy in Greece, but also working toward a . with a regime that the US found less than ideal, but one that was key to US and NATO strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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US Diplomacy Within Europe and NATO on the Greek Question,ands, Denmark, and Norway) were sources of vocal opposition to any accommodation with Greece. Containing, managing, and placating this opposition became a primary task of US diplomacy in Europe, with the US arguing the paramount need for NATO unity and cohesiveness in the face of ongoing Cold War threats.

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Assessing US Foreign Policy in the Junta Era,le in fomenting and supporting the 1967 coup. It also points to other important topics yet to be fully analyzed, including the foreign policies of countries other than the US, as well as the impact of diasporic communities on shaping attitudes toward the colonels’ regime.