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Historical Analog

He presents the Athenian Sicilian expedition of 415 BCE as an analog in which an empire addicted to easy money supported a distant invasion pitched as a way to win the existing war.

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Historical analogy used in the 2024 lecture.

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He presents the Athenian Sicilian expedition of 415 BCE as an analog in which an empire addicted to easy money supported a distant invasion pitched as a way to win the existing war.

Historical analogy used in the 2024 lecture.

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He introduces Vietnam as a second analog: from a distant country most Americans had not heard of in 1960 to half a million U.S. soldiers in country by 1969 and 58,000 U.S. deaths.

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The Iran Trap Turns Invasion Into Hostages

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