Titlebook: Relaxation in Shock Waves; Ye. V. Stupochenko,S. A. Losev,A. I. Osipov Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967 Relaxation.

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city was renewing itself and how traumatic and surprising this quick metamorphosis was to Parisians during the Second Empire. Here, the changes trigger anxiety in the poet’s mind, caught between the “old” Paris he is so comfortable and familiar with, and the “new” one, thrilling, modern, but also fr

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devoted thirteen pages to refuting the arguments of those opposed to national service and a chapter to the balance to be achieved between nuclear capability and conventional arms.. To justify its choice it put forward strategic and financial considerations, which we shall analyse. It reaffirmed tha

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Ye. V. Stupochenko,S. A. Losev,A. I. Osipov crossed swords with Jean Daniel and Jacques Julliard in the ... In the political history of France, such occurrences are nothing new. Since the Dreyfus Affair intellectuals have frequently intervened in debates about international relations and French status abroad, particularly when the issues of

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Ye. V. Stupochenko,S. A. Losev,A. I. Osipovarmies’ were still fairly frequent. Thus the French offensives in Champagne and Artois in 1915 were presented as a series of attacks rather than as a giant co-ordinated effort to break through the German lines. When these were repulsed, or petered out, emphasis was placed on German losses, which of

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Ye. V. Stupochenko,S. A. Losev,A. I. Osipovarmies’ were still fairly frequent. Thus the French offensives in Champagne and Artois in 1915 were presented as a series of attacks rather than as a giant co-ordinated effort to break through the German lines. When these were repulsed, or petered out, emphasis was placed on German losses, which of

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Ye. V. Stupochenko,S. A. Losev,A. I. Osipov and women of the period were complex individuals whose fragmented reality was often at odds with this comprehensive image of republican perfection. As the fundamental defender of individual liberties and democracy, the republic constantly struggled with this dual ideal of universalism and individua