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... Cubans , solely as part of the Soviets ' strategic network , and symbolized the en- slavement of the Cuban people to an alien power . It was the argument of the demagogue , attempting not to explain but to cut off discussion by playing ...
... Cubans , solely as part of the Soviets ' strategic network , and symbolized the en- slavement of the Cuban people to an alien power . It was the argument of the demagogue , attempting not to explain but to cut off discussion by playing ...
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... Cuban problem by unilateral action ( invasion , bombing , etc. ) ; opposition to the Castro regime as a travesty of socialism and de- mocracy ; sympathy and support to the Cuban people in their efforts to free themselves from all ...
... Cuban problem by unilateral action ( invasion , bombing , etc. ) ; opposition to the Castro regime as a travesty of socialism and de- mocracy ; sympathy and support to the Cuban people in their efforts to free themselves from all ...
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... Cuban affair , we join in finding the Roger Hagan article on the Cuban crisis incorrect and slanted . [ Dis- SENT , Winter 1963. ] Hagan writes , “ . the President was confronted with two alternative kinds of risk . He could take a ...
... Cuban affair , we join in finding the Roger Hagan article on the Cuban crisis incorrect and slanted . [ Dis- SENT , Winter 1963. ] Hagan writes , “ . the President was confronted with two alternative kinds of risk . He could take a ...
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