Titlebook: NATO, the Warsaw Pact and Africa; Christopher Coker Book 1985 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985 Africa.N

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France and Western Security, 1974–83ning and execution of Alliance policy concentrated hardly at all on Africa even though the planners were fully alive to the fact that political instability on its southern flank might have broad ranging repercussions.

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Conclusion: NATO and the Threat to Africand national wars of liberation merely echoes the authentic voice of African nationalism. Ultimately, ideological sympathy will probably count for much less than the fact that the Soviet Union is prepared to finance and equip guerrilla movements, while the West is not.. As the Committee had concluded in 1978:

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NATO and South Africa, 1974–83rge corpus, it cannot be established with any accuracy that collusion on any significant scale has ever taken place. Instead, NATO’s political leaders, representing a wide spectrum of political opinion, have seen South Africa as a country suffering from internal pressures too intense for it to serve any useful role, or indeed for it to want to.

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NATO and Warsaw Pact Intervention, 1970–78Congo crisis reinforced its own weakness. NATO largely forgot that the Soviet bloc had interests in Africa which were in no way served by the predominant position of the Western powers. The days of direct military intervention might have passed, but the West had other weapons at its disposal by whic

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