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Flashback: Guerre de chars au Golan en 1973

On: 06/06/2013

In: Actualités, Analysis, CIA, Conflits, Géopolitique, Géostratégie, Golan, guerre du Golan, Guerre mondiale, proche-orient, Projet du Grand Moyen-Orient, Relations internationales, Sommaire, Stratégie

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Un document de la CIA datant de 1974 analysant la guerre entre Israël et la Syrie en octobre 1973

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