Russian Air Force

GEOPOLITICS OF LAND, SEA, AIR AND SPACE Basic source of information of political map Geopolitics is associated to territories = art. 4 different areas: - Land = most important - Sea (78% of the earth) - Air = important since WWI (i.e. military activities) - Space, since 1950’s (i.e. Cold War) History, geography, economy, demography and social characteristics (language, religion) are very important geopolitics. This term was used the 1st time

Belgium, Holland and France. «Blitzkrieg» allemande envahit la Belgique, la Hollande et la France. * Churchill becomes Prime Minister of Britain. Churchill devient Premier ministre de Grande-Bretagne. * British Expeditionary Force evacuated from Dunkirk. Force expéditionnaire britannique évacués de Dunkerque. * British victory in Battle of Britain forces Hitler to postpone invasion plans. victoire des Britanniques dans la Bataille d'Angleterre forces d'Hitler à différer leurs plans d'invasion

.................................... 64 sTaTiOnary weaPOns .............................................. 67 liGhT vehicles .................................................. 70 heavy vehicles ................................................ 74 air vehicles ...................................................... 78 waTer vehicles ................................................ 81 vehicle sPecializaTiOns ................................ 83 06: multIplayer ........ 193 05: campaIgn ......

Son nom fut donné à un cratère lunaire et à un astéroide. Youri Gagarine was the first man to go into space. He was born in 1934 in a poor family. He had a difficult childhood. His passion for flying did ​​him become a fighter pilot in the Soviet Air Force and a few years later, after Several tests made, he joined a team of cosmonaut as part of the Soviet space program. Its small size, 1m57 probably helped to integrate this team. He made ​​the first flight into space in April 12th 1961 during the mission

greenhouse gasses as the USA does today, two Earths would not be sufficient. The question is who will be able to get rich, breathe acceptable air and drink good water and who will be unable to. What is at stake? Who are the main players and which are their projects? 2. Let us start with the atmosphere. No one any longer believes in the fairytale according to which the air we breathe is a common good. On the contrary, it is a resource fought over just as much, if not more than hydrocarbons. Because if oil

“In Scotland, 12 cans of Irn-Bru are consumed every second and more than 50 per cent of sales are generated in the country.” Problematic: How can we explain IRN BRU’s Success and was it relevant to try to reach the Russian market? What should we think about the brand’s future international strategy? SUMMARY: I) From the XIX century to now on, a Scottish institution. A) A bit of History B) Irn Bru’s ID and image C) I.B.’s identity & brand territory in a glimpse II) A Scottish

Stalin of lack of faith. Conflict btw fundamental aims of Stalin and Roosevelt: Roosevelt had idealistic aims (‘four freedoms´: f. from want, f. of speech, f. of religious belief and f. from fear) Stalin had more concrete aims (regaining of Russian territory lost in WWI, control over E.E. …) Tendency to interpret the actions of the other in the light of their own priorities. Nature of Stalin´s regime: dictatorship of USSR was only justified if external forces threatened the security of USSR

in this respect a weaker peace-keeping instrument than the League of Nations. American leaders were largely responsible for the constitutional weaknesses of the UN. Fearing isolationist sentiment at home, and willing to make concessions to obtain Russian membership, American leaders insisted upon an agency that would not damage national sovereignty, and could function effectively only so long as all great powers cooperated. Surrounding the UN was a constellation of subsidiary agencies among which

séances ? ....................................................................... 6 3.2.1 Travail de la Mobilité, Échauffement et Skill : ...................................................................... 6 3.2.2 Travail de la puissance et de la Force : ................................................................................. 7 3.2.3 Metcon ................................................................................................................................. 7 3.2.4 Renforcement

Les conflits en Europe ne pouvaient pu se contenir seulement dans les Balkans en raison des systèmes d’alliances. La Première Guerre mondiale était donc inévitable : « At noon on Saturday, August 1, the German ultimatum to Russia expired without a Russian reply. ». La France et l’Allemagne ont mobilisé leur arméee le 1er août 1914. À 7h00 du matin le 2 août 1914, l’Allemagne a envoyé un ultimatum qui demandait le passage libre de ses troupes sur le territoire de la Belgique. Le but des allemands était