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... missiles in Cuba seriously altered the strategic balance is , as we shall see , a dubious one to those familiar with the logistics of the matter . Yet at the height of the crisis the Pentagon , or by some reports the White House ...
... missiles in Cuba seriously altered the strategic balance is , as we shall see , a dubious one to those familiar with the logistics of the matter . Yet at the height of the crisis the Pentagon , or by some reports the White House ...
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... missiles over to Castro and laying themselves open to a war started by Cubans . Castro ( by Newsweek's report ) had never even been allowed to set foot an a missile site , much to his fury , and Khrushchev took pains to tell William ...
... missiles over to Castro and laying themselves open to a war started by Cubans . Castro ( by Newsweek's report ) had never even been allowed to set foot an a missile site , much to his fury , and Khrushchev took pains to tell William ...
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... missiles to Cuba . If one looks at the missiles solely in their way , they were worth trying to get out of Cuba . But even assuming that a Soviet first strike or the threat of one was the motive - and this means assuming an irrational ...
... missiles to Cuba . If one looks at the missiles solely in their way , they were worth trying to get out of Cuba . But even assuming that a Soviet first strike or the threat of one was the motive - and this means assuming an irrational ...
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