Titlebook: Chemical Warfare; Edward M. Spiers Book 1986 Edward M. Spiers 1986 conflict.conflicts.Disarmament.Europe.NATO.Third World.Union of Soviet

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Einführung in das Thema des Symposionsreaffirmed by General Bernard Rogers, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe.. NATO seeks to deter recourse to such weapons by its strategy of flexible response (a flexible and balanced range of responses to all levels of aggression or threats of aggression). Within this overall deterrent the NATO a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2431-2he Geneva Protocol of 1925, which many now interpret as part of customary international law and as thereby proscribing the first use of poison gas or germ warfare. Nevertheless, chemical weapons have been used in subsequent wars; more potent weapons have been devised; and large stocks of these munitions are still retained.

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,‘Scientific’ Research in Education, present, it proved a lasting concern for political leaders and their military advisers. What warrants analysis is not simply why these weapons were not used — in respect of the balance of incentives and disincentives (an analysis already expertly done). — but also how the policy of deterrence evolved and developed during the conflict.

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Dystrophia Muscularis progressivaSoviet ground, air and naval forces, along with those of other Warsaw Pact countries, have developed the doctrine, organisation, training and protective equipment to employ chemical weapons in conjunction with either conventional or nuclear weapons.

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Introduction,he Geneva Protocol of 1925, which many now interpret as part of customary international law and as thereby proscribing the first use of poison gas or germ warfare. Nevertheless, chemical weapons have been used in subsequent wars; more potent weapons have been devised; and large stocks of these munitions are still retained.

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The Soviet Chemical Warfare Posture,Soviet ground, air and naval forces, along with those of other Warsaw Pact countries, have developed the doctrine, organisation, training and protective equipment to employ chemical weapons in conjunction with either conventional or nuclear weapons.