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The History of Military OccupationSeries

This series delves into the often-overlooked chapters of history, examining the profound impact of military occupation on societies and individuals. It travels across diverse global contexts, dissecting the strategies, tactics, and enduring consequences of foreign rule. Each volume offers a deep exploration of human resilience and the complex dynamics of power. Essential reading for anyone interested in military history and socio-political landscapes.

The British Army of the Rhine: Turning Nazi Enemies Into Cold War Partners

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  • The British Army of the Rhine: Turning Nazi Enemies Into Cold War Partners

    • 224 pages
    • 8 hours of reading
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    The book explores the complex transformation of the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR) from an occupying force to an ally in post-war West Germany between 1945 and 1957. It delves into the interactions between British troops and the German civilian population, highlighting the influence of British media on perceptions and the Army's initiatives to foster better relations. Despite the challenges and tensions, the BAOR's presence played a crucial role in stabilizing the relationship during a pivotal time in the Cold War, even if it did not significantly improve it.

    The British Army of the Rhine: Turning Nazi Enemies Into Cold War Partners