Supreme command: soldiers, statesmen, and leadership in wartime

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Il rapporto tra i leader militari e i leader politici è sempre stato complicato, specialmente in tempo di guerra. Quando i chip sono giù, chi dovrebbe eseguire lo spettacolo - i politici o i generali? Nel comando supremo, Eliot Cohen esamina quattro grandi statisti di guerra democratici – Abraham Lincoln, Georges Clemenceau, Winston Churchill e David Ben-Gurion – per rivelare la risposta sorprendente: i politici.

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