-This book provides extensive accounts of the events leading up to the war examines the new kind of war that started immediately after the ceasefire agreement was signed.
Between the limits of foreign policy and the role of the American public.
When the Korean War broke out, Stone, like the overwhelming majority of his countrymen, accepted the official version of events. He began to enquire further into strange and unxlainted discrapancies between the communiques issued by MacArthurs Headquarters in Tokyo and the accounts sent out.
India in 1991 witnessed a deepening economic crisis, the tragic end of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty with Rajiv Gandhi's brutal assassination, and a new congres party government tdhat initiated sweeping economic changes. In addition, contributors assess the explosive topic of population control in the world's most populous democracy, consider the roles of the public sector and the middle class, and…