Non-Fiction Books:

The British Army, the Gurkhas and Cold War Strategy in the Far East, 1947–1954

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This volume argues that post-war Britain's "imperial over-extension" has been exaggerated. Britain developed and adjusted its defence strategy based upon the perceived Communist threat and available resources. It was especially successful at adapting to meet the strategic and resource challenges from the Far East from 1947-54. There British and Gurkha forces were deployed only in contingencies that threatened vital British interests, while the US and Commonwealth allies were persuaded to accept key wartime missions, thus preserving Britain's ability to fight in Western Europe.

Author Biography:

RAFFI GREGORIAN is Senior Advisor on Balkans issues in the State Department's Office of Kosovo and Dayton Implementation.
Release date NZ
May 10th, 2002
Audiences
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
  • Professional & Vocational
  • Undergraduate
Illustrations
XVIII, 335 p.
Pages
335
Dimensions
140x216x28
ISBN-13
9780333801482
Product ID
2245727

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