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The Salvadoran Insurgency

A Question of Command, 2009, p.169

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The Salvadoran Insurgency
Author: Moyar, Mark ; Kagan, Donald ; Kagan, Frederick
Subjects: Armed conflict ; Armed forces ; Armies ; Civilian personnel ; Communism ; Counterinsurgency ; Government ; Human rights ; Insurgency ; Jurisprudence ; Law ; Military defense ; Military personnel ; Military science ; Natural law ; Natural rights ; Philosophy of law ; Political ideologies ; Political philosophy ; Political science ; Unconventional warfare ; War ; Warfare
Is Part Of: A Question of Command, 2009, p.169
Description: A country the size of Massachusetts, with the highest population density in Latin America, El Salvador had 3.9 million people when war broke out in 1980. Dominating the country was a small, wealthy elite that owned 70 percent of the land and relied on the army for protection against its enemies, foreign and domestic. The army was headed by a different small group of men, who also enjoyed considerable wealth, but they were nouveaux riches of lower-middle-class birth, which kept them off the invitation lists for the balls and weddings of El Salvador’s high society.¹ Domestic enemies had been on
Publisher: United States: Yale University Press
Language: English
Identifier: ISBN: 9780300152760
ISBN: 0300152760
EISBN: 9780300156010
EISBN: 0300156014
OCLC: 923593827
LCCallNum: U241.M69 2009
Source: Ebook Central Academic Complete

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