Principles of Guerilla War Review and Analysis
A critical study by Campbell and Baker traces guerrilla warfare from Spain in 1808 to the 1960s in Algeria, noting that revolutions succeed when led by decisive leaders and fail without political aims. It compares Maoist theory with Western counterinsurgency, praising hearts and minds campaigns in Malaya and the Philippines, while warning against conventional wars and noting modern Viet Nam as a testing ground for evolving tactics and bombing debates.
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Itis
Vietnam
Avia
Spain
Algeria
South Africa
Campbell
Nationalis
Amit
Tendetn
Mag Tse
Tita
Ho Chi Minks
Gerald Templer
Malaya Policisn
Endian Army
Mac
East Asia
Greece
Papagos
Malaya
Templer
Philippines
Magsaysay
Mies
Mapsaysay
Philippine
Empler
Bapagos
Tie
Mua
Ho Chi Minh
Thuy Tua
Papacus
Maaya
Malayan Communist Party
Jennings
Sunde
South Viet
London
Dresden
Tokyo
Europe
Asia
Hans Vole
Truth about Casanova in History of My Life review
A literary critique of Casanova memoirs, judging the six volume English edition translated by Willard R. Trask from the manuscript. The piece questions credibility, notes Casanova as a philosopher of love, and surveys publication history from Laforgue to Brockhaus and beyond.
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Giusama Casoarova
Willard R. Trask
Langenbais
Casanova
Remy de Goury Amont
Nisi
Beer
Jong
Asgneva
Venice
F. A. Brockhaus
Jean Laforgue
Laforgue
Brocktaus
Willard Ro Trask
Europe
Bond with the landscape in Australian bush studies
Barborn Yorke Mahi reviews a Tremmnea Press study on Western Australian bush ecology. The author details how climate extremes shape plants and animals on a central island of untouched habitat, warns of sheep impacts, and argues for preserving wildness to sustain future generations.
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Dr Main
Vigr
Aulthior
Port Wa
Fear of China a sharp Australian critique by Clark
Gregory Clark reviews William Clarke s Fear of China arguing the book is a serious polemic on Australia policy toward China. He notes Clark questions Western hostility, but also criticizes the narrow focus on reaction rather than broader context including India Tibet and Taiwan, while praising some analysis of Sino Soviet and Taiwan politics.
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Ts Clark
Australia
China
Clarke
Ehaplee
Tvents
Tibet
Iadia
Taiwan
United States
Soviet Union
Nnter
Asia
Avsuctia
Clark
Hatry
Hrehisese
Nagaland
Titer
Adi
Fair Davichmant
Alhough
Tsue
Korea
India
X.jocal
Bach
Chart
Iin
Andy Evereen
West
Bret
America
Lone
Bandung
Algiers
Mao Tresting
Fark
Assis
CLA
McClark
Julle Chane
Envier
Pacific and African Authors Featured in Education Notices
A scattered list highlights books and authors including The Pacific by John Cockroft and The Font Den by Ruth Hawker, with references to South African and Australian education scenes. It notes readings, school programs, and Canberra Education Department contacts, mentioning publishers and library arrangements.
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Ruth
Hawker
Roel
Engin
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