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The Sources of Military Doctrine: France, Britain and Germany between the World Wars

Andrew John Pierre, Barry R. Posen

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Preface 1. The Importance of Military Doctrine 2. Explaining Military Doctrine 3. The Battles of 1940 4. France 5. Britain 6. Germany 7. Conclusions Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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Preface 1. The Importance of Military Doctrine 2. Explaining Military Doctrine 3. The Battles of 1940 4. France 5. Britain 6. Germany 7. Conclusions Notes Selected Bibliography Index

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Preface 1. The Importance of Military Doctrine 2. Explaining Military Doctrine 3. The Battles of 1940 4. France 5. Britain 6. Germany 7. Conclusions Notes Selected Bibliography Index

Key concepts: Doctrine, Political science, Military doctrine, Economic history, Development economics, Economy, Law, History

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