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,The Mediterranean Command and Unification, September 1943–June 1944,companied these changes, particularly from the point of view of the British Resident Minister at AFHQ during the first half of 1944. Again the local stress is placed on continuing British perceptions of their ‘senior’ position in the Mediterranean theatre, but in the context of an overall balance in

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Conclusions and Perspectives: The End of the War in the Mediterranean, Greece, and British Perceptican sympathy for Britain’s imperial security problems, but through a revised appraisal of US national interests, and not in conditions of ‘partnership’ but with the British relegated to the role of a minor, if not insignificant player. Finally some conclusions and reflections will be drawn from what

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