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Description based on: Vol. 3, published in 1982. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Issued by: U.S. Army Military History Research Collection, 1976- ; U.S. Army Military History Institute .

Calls attention to efforts made by the Council of Europe to promote the Guiding Principles on internally displaced persons (IDPs), including the adoption of various recommendations/resolutions on such things as the education of IDPs in European countries. It is noted that all Council of Europe member states have consented to the European Convention on Human Rights as well as other Council of Europe instruments, including the under-used protection mechanism offered by the European Social Charter. The continuing gap between legislation & practice is discussed. Adapted from the source document.

IN 1989, COMMUNIST PARTIES IN EASTERN EUROPE SURRENDERED POWER BECAUSE THEY LACKED POLITICAL LEGITIMACY, LOST CONTROL OF THE INSTRUMENTS OF COERCION, AND COULD NO LONGER RELY ON MOSCOW FOR SUPPORT. STUDENTS OF EAST EUROPEAN AND SOVIET POLITICS FAILED TO UNDERSTAND OR PREDICT THE FUNDAMENTAL NATURE OF THE CRISIS LEADING TO THE OVERTHROW OF MARXIST-LENINIST RULE IN EASTERN EUROPE. HENCE, RECENT WORKS ON SOVIET-EAST EUROPEAN RELATIONS THAT ASSUME BOTH CONTINUED COMMUNIST PARTY CONTROL IN EASTERN EUROPE AND CONTINUED SOVIET DOMINATION OF THE REGION ARE HISTORICALLY INTERESTING BUT HAVE BEEN OVERTAKEN BY EVENTS.

The modern general staff evolved only after three preconditions of modern life came into being: secularization, bureaucracy, and management. Secularization provided control. Bureaucracy rationalized endeavor. Management overcame specialization.

Title from caption. ; Suspended, July-Aug. 1938. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Published: New York Times Co., Mar. 1916-Apr. 1936 ; Current History, Inc., May 1936-Feb. 1939 ; C-H Pub. Corp., Mar. 1939-June 1940. ; Merged with: Forum and century, to form: Current history & forum. ; UCLA Library - CDL shared resource. ; UPDATED