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The United Nations is in the process of reappraising its role in the prevention of conflict and the maintenance of peace. Sadkovich, "Understanding Defeat: Reappraising Italy's Role in World War II," Journal of Contemporary History, Vol. The irony of a socialist government promoting and protecting an imperial heritage is largely explained by the fact that, just as the rise of French tourists led the authorities in Hanoi to begin reappraising the colonial architecture in that city, in this case as well, money talks. |
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