The Third World in Soviet Military Thought

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Examining Soviet military thinking on the Third World, this study highlights the evolution of Soviet attitudes and expectations regarding involvement in conflicts during the Brezhnev era. It explores how shifts in military thought influenced Soviet foreign policy, particularly in response to US setbacks in the region. Dr. Katz's analysis provides insights into the USSR's changing role in post-war conflicts and the broader implications for its international relations.