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The russian federation and nato : A scenario for the future. / Khudoley, Konstantin K.

в: Teorija in Praksa, Том 48, № 5, 01.09.2011, стр. 1518-1529.

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Khudoley, KK 2011, 'The russian federation and nato: A scenario for the future', Teorija in Praksa, Том. 48, № 5, стр. 1518-1529.

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Khudoley KK. The russian federation and nato: A scenario for the future. Teorija in Praksa. 2011 Сент. 1;48(5):1518-1529.

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Khudoley, Konstantin K. / The russian federation and nato : A scenario for the future. в: Teorija in Praksa. 2011 ; Том 48, № 5. стр. 1518-1529.

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