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Grand strategy / Gwyer, J M A; Butler, J R M 1964  Book
Gwyer, J M A Book
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Publication London, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1964.
Description xi, 403-783p.Hbk
Series History of the Second World War; United Kingdom Military Series
Contents Vol. III: June 1941- August 1942.
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Grand strategy / Gwyer, J M A; Butler, J R M 1964  Book
Gwyer, J M A Book
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Publication London, Her Majestry's Stationary Office, 1964.
Description xv, 401p.Hbk
Series United Kingdom Military Series
Contents Vol.III: June 1941-August 1942
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Man in a hurry: Henry Kissinger, transatlantic relations, and the British origins of the year of Europe dispute / Jones, Matthew   Journal Article
Jones, Matthew Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract The Year of Europe initiative, publicly launched by President Richard M. Nixon's Assistant for National Security Affairs, Henry Kissinger, with a speech delivered to an annual Associated Press gathering of prominent publishers, newspaper editors and media executives at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City on 23 April 1973, is primarily remembered as a major policy failure that quickly unravelled amid acrimony and recrimination. 1 Despite its high-sounding aspirations, Kissinger's call for a new sense of purpose and revitalised set of objectives to animate the transatlantic alliance had the contrary effect of provoking European suspicions of American motives, and fears that the forging of a new "Atlantic Charter"-as Kissinger proposed in his speech-would become a device for Washington to reassert its hegemony over its alliance partners, just as there was a growing impetus behind closer moves toward Western European unity, with the European Community (EC) expanding its membership from six to nine at the start of the year, and beginning to search for a collective political voice.
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