Siam Becomes Thailand: A Story of IntrigueUniversity of Hawaii Press, 1991 - 394 pagine |
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Pagina 323
... Allied plans since they would feel morally obliged to come to Thailand's aid with troops and arms needed elsewhere . Indeed , while the Thais might think that the defeat of Germany would result in the redeploy- ment of Allied resources ...
... Allied plans since they would feel morally obliged to come to Thailand's aid with troops and arms needed elsewhere . Indeed , while the Thais might think that the defeat of Germany would result in the redeploy- ment of Allied resources ...
Pagina 349
... Allied forces on their arrival in Siam ; others were measures to ensure that the Japanese and their residual Thai collaborators did not take advantage of the situation . There were also provisions designed to bring Siam into line with ...
... Allied forces on their arrival in Siam ; others were measures to ensure that the Japanese and their residual Thai collaborators did not take advantage of the situation . There were also provisions designed to bring Siam into line with ...
Pagina 354
... Allied troops entering an enemy country were subject to a ban on fraternisation with the local population . For obvious reasons the Thais failed to appreciate why such a ban should be applied to them , and many people in Bangkok ...
... Allied troops entering an enemy country were subject to a ban on fraternisation with the local population . For obvious reasons the Thais failed to appreciate why such a ban should be applied to them , and many people in Bangkok ...
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COUPS AND COUNTERCOUPS 19321935 | 9 |
The Legitimation of the New Elite | 25 |
The Spectre of Communism | 45 |
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