On the recordMay 18, 1999
We want NATO to win politically and morally. We want peace to be ensured by a great alliance and its strongest members.
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Doug Bereuter
Doug Bereuter: “We want NATO to win politically and morally. We want peace to be ensured by a great alliance and its strongest members.”
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Expressing the desire for NATO to achieve political and moral victory.
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