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Memorial drawings for departed members
by the second governor, Lieutenant General Gustaf Welin |
3-8 |
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Time and reality - The chairman's statement at the holiday gathering on November 12, 2003
by Dr. Erik Norberg (pdf file 19 kb) |
9-11 |
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Academy and department meetings 2004 |
12 |
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Royal Swedish Academy of Military Sciences Annual Report 2002-2003
by the secretary, Major General Lars Andersson |
13-22 |
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Diplomacy � world-improving miracle medicine or political panacea?
Speaking at the celebration gathering by ambassador Margus Laidre |
23-27 |
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Asia and the transatlantic link
Report 2003 in Department VI on 2 December 2003 by Ambassador Ingolf Kiesow (pdf file 1 Mb) |
29-50 |
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Who leads society in crisis?
Introduction to department V on 16 September 2003 by director general Ann-Louise Eksborg |
51-64 |
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Swedish Defense Industry - development or winding down?
Introduction to Department II on October 6, 2003 by Commander Kenth Gutensparr |
65-75 |
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What is surgical art?
Introduction to department III on 2 December 2003 by Professor Nils Marius Rekkedal |
76-107 |
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The term of service is armed conflict
by Major General Bengt Lännbom |
108-110 |
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A security policy earthquake
by research leader Robert Dalsj� and associate professor Stefan Forss (pdf file 56 kb) |
111-114 |
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What do we need the Academy for?
Response to Lieutenant General Carl Bj�reman's debate contribution with the same title by Major General J�rn Beckmann |
115-117 |
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When Jung would lead the attack
by editor Olof Santesson |
118-124 |
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The Nordic Mediterranean
by Professor Emeritus Nils Andr�n |
125-130 |
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Modern military doctrine
by Helge Löfstedt, Senior Engineer at FOI |
131-136 |
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