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Opinion

BY ANDREW RASIULIS

June 8, 2016

This July, a NATO summit is set to take place in Warsaw, Poland. Sixty-one years prior, in May 1955, this same city was the site of the inauguration of the Soviet-backed Warsaw Pact Organization (WPO). It was a very different geopolitical world. In 1955, West Germany was being integrated into NATO....

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