Military Defeat as a Form of Cognition (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?)

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Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?)

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Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?)

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S0131-28120000619-5-1

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Vladimir Grinyuk Send message

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Issue 4

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175-180

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Проблемы Дальнего Востока, Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?)

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01.07.2009

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GOST	Grinyuk V. Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?) // Problemy dalnego vostoka. – 2009. – Issue 4 C. 175-180 .
MLA	Grinyuk, Vladimir "Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?)." Problemy dalnego vostoka. 4 (2009).:175-180.
APA	Grinyuk V. (2009). Military Defeat as a “Form of Cognition” (From Marco Polo’s Bridge to Pearl Harbor: Who Bears Responsibility?). Problemy dalnego vostoka. no. 4, pp.175-180

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