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Balkan Propaganda Wars.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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Reference & Research Book News
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February 1, 2007
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9780810857674
Balkan propaganda wars.
Hentea, Calin. Ed. by Martin Gordon. Trans. by Christina Bordianu.
Scarecrow Pr.
2006
157 pages
$45.00
Paperback
DR1313
Hentea, a colonel in the Romanian Armed Forces working in the psychological operation section of the Romanian General Staff and a psychological operations and information operation staff officer in NATO's headqua...
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