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Lecture, readings, and discussion during this week will concentrate on an examination of the resources of the powers involved as war began, the plans made to use them, and the outcome of the efforts to put these war plans into action. Conventional wisdom had it that general war could not be sustained in modern times for more than a few months. The early months of this confict did not see its end. Instead they set the course the war was to take in the four coming years of world-wide battle. |
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