Responding to Soviet Intervention in the Third World

Authors

Thomas H. Etzold

Abstract

The prospect of Soviet intervention in Third World countries in coming years symptomizes the one feature of the present world environment that the United States could-and should-have anticipated with considerably more certainty than it has. Today, uneasily, we inhabit the same political, economic, and strategic world as does a Soviet Union vastly more powerful than in the first years following the Second World War.

Recommended Citation

Etzold, Thomas H. (1982) "Responding to Soviet Intervention in the Third World," Naval War College Review: Vol. 35: No. 3, Article 4.
Available at: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol35/iss3/4