Word: interventionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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U.S. military policy against Soviet expansion, says Kissinger, has been inhibited by "our notion of aggression as an unambiguous act [i.e., a direct attack on the U.S. or Western Europe] and our concept of war as inevitably an all-out struggle" resulting in the enemy's "unconditional surrender." Against...
And as the defeated Nasser struggles to free himself from isolation, the very U.S. intervention which saved him last November is now baldly distorted. During the Suez invasion, said one Egyptian newspaper last week, it was the U.S. naval attache in Port Said who gave signals to the attacking French...
EVEN by the Soviet Union's own definition of aggression," Russia's "massive armed intervention" in Hungary is a matter for international concern, concluded a lucid and devastating U.N. committee report. The headlines told of brutality condemned, but the real fascination of the 150,000-word report is...
Although the 150,000-word report was primarily concerned with Soviet military intervention in Hungary, under the terms of the committee's appointment last January, it was a lucid, balanced, but devastating exposition of every phase of the Hungarian Revolution arid its origins.
Strong Man. Bourgés-Maunoury is the son of a distinguished Norman family and a graduate of the famed Ecole Polytechnique. He served France well during World War II, first as an artillery officer, then as a resistance fighter parachuted into France from Britain. During the invasion of Normandy...