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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99727-2ry of war (who was initially optimistic about Soviet intentions), the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral William D. Leahy, the secretary of the navy, James V. Forrestal, and Averell Harriman, the ambassador to Moscow, had assumed either an anti-Soviet posture or had become extremely susp

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Wie Amulius vom Ehrone geltorzen wurde,s terribly, if you do we will pay you back by hurting you worse.’. Deterrence was by no means a new concept to postwar American policy makers and strategists. Franklin Roosevelt told his close advisers at a White House meeting on 14 November 1938 that the expansion of American air power would deter

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Mathematik auf dem indischen Subkontinent,re was strong continuity in American strategy for the defence of western Europe between the Truman and Eisenhower administrations.. Both considered the presence of combat forces in western Europe and Germany as essential in order to resist the Soviet military threat, despite the increasing availabil

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18631-8ver, the administration clearly underestimated the importance of the American military presence to their European allies. Moreover, NATO’s agreement to the concept of the ‘long haul’ and to the commitment of ‘new approach studies’ by SACEUR in December 1953 did not signify its unreserved approval of

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Geschichtspolitik in der "Berliner Republik"y. The Republican administration had initially aimed at a progressive reduction of foreign aid, by encouraging, instead, the liberalisation of world trade and private foreign investment, in order to ‘enhance the capacity of free world nations for self-support and defense’.. As discussed earlier, for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22882-8s second term, the president lost key officials who had helped to formulate or had supported his New Look doctrine.. Gruenther’s decision to retire at the end of November 1956 was in Eisenhower’s words ‘a shocker’.. Humphrey, who Eisenhower had described as ‘mentally qualified for the Presidency’, r

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