An edition of Cry havoc: how the arms race drove the world to war, 1931-1941
(2010)
Cry havoc
how the arms race drove the world to war, 1931-1941
by Joseph A. Maiolo
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Cry havoc: how the arms race drove the world to war, 1931-1941
2010, Basic Books
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0465011144 9780465011148
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Table of Contents
"Red militarism"
Colonel Ishiwara goes to Manchuria
"Rearm and get ready"
"We are moving among giants"
"Should we accept the rearmament of Germany?"
The military-industrial complex
The naval arms races begin
"We have reached a plateau"
Guns and butter
"Next time we'll urge on the other side"
"They are serious, the Englishmen"
"...a different kind of nation"
The great acceleration, 1938-9
"The acid test...is whether anyone is ready to disarm"
"Miracles cannot happen"
Wars of rapid decision?
"Is total war, then, the path to freedom?"
Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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