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Problems of Defence in a Non-belligerent Society: Military Service in the Netherlands during the Sebackward. The Dutch achievement in the field of defence is perhaps summed up in the phrase, ‘the less, the better’. The army was kept as small as possible and drew its recruits from the lowest strata of society. The training period was reduced to a minimum — at one time not more than about three mon

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