The Relevance of the Berlin Plus Agreements for the Planning Phase of the Military Operation Eufor Althea

Pricopi, Marius; Baboş, Alexandru

doi:10.2478/kbo-2021-0016

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[5] Ibidem. p. 150.
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The Relevance of the Berlin Plus Agreements for the Planning Phase of the Military Operation Eufor Althea

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