World War II

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LAST NIGHT, I was talking to my Uncle Carl.

Oh, he’s not actually a relative. You probably know him by his last name: Clausewitz, author of the imposing 19th-century tome, . It’s just that I turn to him so often that he seems to have become part of my family. When it comes to analyzing

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