Katz, Mark N. creator text xx USA Johns Hopkins University Press 1982 monographic und

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hbk. 188 Pages : 22 cm. The Third World in Soviet Military Thought examines how Soviet strategists and policymakers viewed the developing nations of Asia, Africa, and Latin America during the Cold War. The work explains that the USSR saw the Third World as a crucial arena for ideological competition with the West, especially the United States. Soviet military thinkers believed that revolutionary movements, anti-colonial struggles, and national liberation wars offered opportunities to expand socialist influence. Mark N. Katz Includes Index. History 947.085 KAT 0801828759 GCL 240306