The evolution of the Soviet use of surrogates in military relations with the Third World, with particular emphasis on Cuban participation in Africa

The evolution of the Soviet use of surrogates in military relations with the Third World, with particular emphasis on Cuban participation in Africa

by Gavriel D. Raʹanan

Part of The Rand paper series ;

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