Kennan's retrospective judgment was: ... the failure to make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat, but the political containment of a political... Warriors and Scholars: A Modern War Reader - Page 115edited by - 2005 - 288 pagesLimited preview - About this book
| Erik Peter Hoffmann, Frederic J. Fleron - 778 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat, but the political containment of a political threat."2 Professor Schlesinger, in his article below, presents a classic "traditional" or "orthodox"... | |
| Jerry Wayne Sanders - 1983 - 394 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat,...but the political containment of a political threat. 40 Thus, by 1950, Kennan rightly feared that continuing support of containment logic as it was freely... | |
| Jerry Wayne Sanders - 1983 - 394 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat,...but the political containment of a political threat. 40 Thus, by 1950, Kennan rightly feared that continuing support of containment logic as it was freely... | |
| Jerry Wayne Sanders - 1983 - 394 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat,...but the political containment of a political threat. w Thus, by 1950, Kennan rightly feared that continuing support of containment logic as it was freely... | |
| Robert Litwak - 1984 - 244 pages
...article: '. . . what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat, but the political containment of a political threat.'14 The course of events in 1948-9 (eg the Berlin blockade, the Soviet detonation of an atomic... | |
| Leopold Å abÄ dź - 1989 - 402 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat,...the political containment of a political threat"; (3) the failure "to make clear that the "containment" of which I was speaking was not something that... | |
| Harold Hongju Koh - 1990 - 356 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat,...the political containment of a political threat"). 149. See T. Lowi, supra note 47, at 165-66. CHAPTER 4: THE IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR 1. Youngstown Sheet &... | |
| Bernadette Rigal-Cellard - 1991 - 284 pages
...to entertain." In the Mr. X article, he intended to present the doctrine of containment as "not the containment by military means of a military threat,...the political containment of a political threat." By the end of the 1950's he holds, "none of the Communist parties (with the possible exception of the... | |
| Erik P. Hoffmann, Robbin Frederick Laird, Frederic J. Fleron - 876 pages
...make clear that what I was talking about when I mentioned the containment of Soviet power was not the containment by military means of a military threat, but the political containment of a political threat."71 In a "traditional" or "orthodox" interpretation of the origins of the cold war, Arthur Schlesinger... | |
| Willard C. Matthias - 2003 - 380 pages
...was his "failure to make clear" that when he mentioned "containment of Soviet power" it was "not the containment by military means of a military threat, but the political containment of a political threat."1' He explained his views at considerable length in those memoirs, which were written some... | |
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