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Ssangyong : Reliab' 'ty in a variety of <strong>business</strong> circles . c A corporation's survival depends on its reputation for reliability. Ssangyong has a 56-year history of reliability . Pariners in more than 120 countries depend on Ssangyong <strong>and</strong> we re doing our best to meet their needs . Ssangyong:s reputation in the fields of international trade, engineering <strong>and</strong> construction, automobiles, cemenk oil refining, investment <strong>and</strong> securities, heavy industries <strong>and</strong> machinery, paper, insurance, shipping <strong>and</strong> information systems has resulted in total sales of US$l9 billion in 1994 Our capital <strong>and</strong> technical cooperation with 4lercedes-Benz, the capital venture with Saudi Arabia's Aramco <strong>and</strong> the construction of over 7,000 deluxe hotel guest rooms in the Pacific Rim are just a few examples of our successful partnershipsThese days, when reliable <strong>business</strong> partners are hard to find, you need a corporation that builds reliability in a variety of <strong>business</strong> circles . We re looking forward to talking <strong>business</strong> with you . ~S SSANGYONG ! InternationalTraoe, Engineering & Construction, Amomobiles, Cement, Oil Refining, Investment & Securities, Heavy Industries & Machinery, Paper, Insurance, Computers •C .P.0, Box 409 . Seoul. Korea • Phone : (822) 2708155-8, 270.8130 • Fax : (822) 273-0981, 2738297, 2742896 • Telex : TWINORA K24270, K28215, K28442 http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/agf97d00/pdf
The supreme irony of World War II-<strong>and</strong> its great lesson- Is that the slaughter was brought on by pacifism as much as by militarism . 12 2 WORLD WAa n tsas bnth the mutt whenhemmmittedthecrucialviolanecesttmmdthcmustumteccssarvnf donofthcTrexnofVersaillesin 1936 ssam.Itoasdcsperarelvimpoaantto by rcmiliraiizing the Rhind<strong>and</strong> He win that war~rnd the Western de- said al ¢he rimc "We ehall now see mocmcics came de,speratclv clnse to rvhedxr or nur the Fmnch has'e real losing it-becauu the vierory of Hir- statesmcn ; ifsn thev will not give us Ier<strong>and</strong>hisallieswottldhavemeantrhe mtte, <strong>and</strong> will tnll upon u .v° Hu etdofnnythingwithanymotalprc- troopshadortlmmrctreatatd~elnsc ten.ve to ivilir don, hmvever much sign of French ntilitary acdou, such modern rechuolog?mitebt have stn- was the balance of miGtary powqat vitrcd to sene such puq>oscs a mass the time . Hiders darotg gamhlq extenninaGons of svhnlc pcoples, mhich visibly unnenA his urrm gen- Yet World War If was unnecessary crals, was hased on his asscssment of in the sense in which Winston Chur- FmncYs lack nf wilL cltill said of it at the end-"fhere oâe The )apanesc were equallv aware never a uvr in all Itisrarv wsier to thatrhevwerenomaechlitrrhe0uic picrcntbydmclvactionrlnntheone cd States mllitanly when they which h.is just dcsolated such great bombed &arlHarbur.Tlteygamblcd areas of the globt ." The reason whv that Nneriqsns did not have what it the war xzs not prevented had mudt takes m stay the comsc for a long <strong>and</strong> to do with the reason why rhe West dilTicolt wa. A generation larcr, thae ame so dosc ro losjng it . A svhole gamble might have paid off . vision ofwar <strong>and</strong> peace waz involvcd The German remilicuization of then, <strong>and</strong> that vision is still zlive <strong>and</strong> the Rltinel<strong>and</strong> in 1936 svas what melltodav,unchasmnedbyitsmonu- madetherestoftheNaziprztgramof mentalfsilurainthcycaisleadingup aggassinn possible . The Treary of to the Sccond Wodd War. perlups Vermilles required Gennanv ro keep thceupmmeironvofthanvarwasdtat all troops <strong>and</strong> milicin, insnllations patiflsrnhelpedbringiton<strong>and</strong>invas outnfitsawnindusorialRhinel<strong>and</strong>, linxlly ended hv the most desmucdvc as a wav of of}krting Gcrrn,rny's dcweapon in history-thc atomic mographic, industrial <strong>and</strong> military bomb-p'aluced because of aloci- advantages over France <strong>and</strong> odter Iist,NbertHinatein- European nations . Wirh its ovm in- Why was World War Il uuncces- duntrial heartl<strong>and</strong> defenseless, GerLftxsixrws, sapQ 13ecause AilasP . the nations anacked ntanv enuld uaer launch an attack wimth.BuY had vasdv greater military potentP21 on Fl'ancq or on any uthcr country oNCOm. .an . thanrheaggressornatiuns-<strong>and</strong>the allied with France, bevause the tim.dntlnubt, aggressorswe,cwellawareofit .Rut Frcnch army muld inarch into thc wwll«W .dwNh therveakness,vacillations<strong>and</strong>disar Rhind<strong>and</strong>unopposedaudparalpzc matarmal .umn mament uf ehe democratie uadons Gcimau indusny . All sides mcng- MruiJapennn convinced thc av.~rressor nations nizedthatrhiswasthekeptokeeping tMd .ekdtha dmt drep could be eonquered ur the peam<strong>and</strong>thatremilitarizarionuf 0.5S .Mb .uud ncurmlizad be@o re they cntdd get the Lthincl<strong>and</strong> opened the road to SOyeana6uMe . readytofight y mar,Thennlvqucst'iunsvaswhatthe 5.pt2. Hit'IcrlmdnoillusinnsthatGcrma- Westtvasguingmdoabuurit- 9r1"Imp, iiiiiiim ne could hend off even Fianee adone ]he answer, a Hirler gueswd, wu 2046673382 12 3 http://legacy.library.ucsf.edu/tid/agf97d00/pdf
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