"Pacification" derives from a Latin word that means to make peace, but the act of pacification is violent.
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Nevertheless, his piece significantly influenced the latter phases of pacification.
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This is pacification, which is all too familiar to Native Americans.
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Pacification rather than sustained close combat absorbs soldiers' energy and attention.
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WARNING: current pacification rate insufficient to keep pace with evolutionary modulation.
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Indeed, pacification required improved security — a task search and destroy achieved.
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Pacification on such a scale, however, was infeasible for the Saigon government to undertake, so only so-called priority villages — those near military bases, air fields, transportation arteries, and towns and cities — were subjected to pacification.
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From that moment of pacification on, Bobby and Chuck's storylines barely intersected.
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José Beltrame was credited with a "pacification" programme that had reduced crime.
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Pacification involved various strategies to remove Communist influence from rural South Vietnam.
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General William C. Westmoreland's "big unit war" placed considerable attention on pacification.
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"The so-called pacification was, to me, just propaganda," Mr. Pina said.
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All 'pacification' did was disperse ecosystems that were already formed and controlled.
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The country's security secretary says that pacification is unrelated to either event.
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En quelque sorte l'ouverture infinie du commerce mondial est un élément de pacification.
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"This can be the pacification of the country, an alternative," he told me.
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Among the many causes was a decline in a "pacification" policy for the favelas.
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Without a political settlement, pacification on one front could yet prompt escalation on another.
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At first, pacification was left in the hands of the South Vietnamese armed forces.
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Pacification rooted in conventional warfare made the war in Vietnam seem simple, and winnable.
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Some candidates in the state elections of 2014 sensed pacification fatigue and denounced the policy.
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Pacification of the local nanite biome is underway via Platinum Guarantee protocols (80 v5.7 update).
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Freedom and democracy have historically proven themselves to be the most effective force of pacification.
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Iraq deteriorated into civil war, and U.S. attention there took away from the "pacification" of Afghanistan.
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And the nation-building program, sometimes called pacification, wasn't gaining enough ground to make any difference.
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"We have seen in many cases that elections can become a means of pacification," he said.
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The "War Front" maps the sites of major battles and catalogs military maneuvers (surveillance, bombing, "village pacification").
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It relegated the Army of the Republic of Vietnam to pacification, a task many Vietnamese considered demeaning.
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As part of accelerated pacification, the C.I.A. created the Phoenix Program to root out the Viet Cong infrastructure.
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The scene was emblematic of problems plaguing the stagnated "police pacification unit" program, or UPP, which started in 2008.
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Gains made after police began a 'pacification' program in 2008, pushing drug gangs out of favelas, have been unraveling.
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With conventional military operations, the United States advanced pacification in 1966 by protecting the rice fields from the Communists.
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Yet, more so than any previous effort in Phu Yen, Bolling revealed the limits of conventional warfare as pacification.
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Holding static defensive positions prevented the Marines from conducting pacification programs and from attacking the enemy's infiltration routes. Maj. Gen.
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"The assembly must be the center of a popular constitutional process of refoundation, of regeneration, of pacification, of construction," he said.
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This economic and social development had a big impact when Rio's heavily militarized Police Pacification Units, or UPPs, moved into town.
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After open combat in Idlib ends, the recovery needed to achieve true pacification among bitter enemies and terrorist renegades will begin.
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" The pacification of Geronimo serves as a closing metaphor for the crushing Native American defeat retold in "The Earth Is Weeping.
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"Search and destroy," the method by which American Army units located and engaged enemy forces, functioned as a form of pacification.
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Following the deployment of troops, special police units were sent to Alemão as part of a "pacification" program designed to restore order.
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Under Mr. Cabral, Rio carried out a polarizing "pacification" campaign to police the city aggressively and alter its notorious reputation for crime.
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The Union Army defeat of the Confederacy didn't just end slavery, but marked the beginning of the final pacification of the West.
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So-called Pacification Police Units established in the favelas were envisioned as the first step to bringing state services to the areas.
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Still, the apparent success of the conventional forces, when they did engage with the enemy, made it look like pacification was working.
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Public service and infrastructure spending that was supposed to accompany the militarized "pacification" of Rio's favelas has, in many cases, yet to materialize.
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Gradual pacification of regions once marred by violence permitted an increasing proportion of Plan Colombia resources to be dedicated to vital institution building.
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Almost every criminal is pacified with lethal force, and as a result of that pacification, the player is awarded and permitted to progress.
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Although gang members sell drugs and carry weapons, they still have much less of a presence than before the pacification programs were implemented.
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To clear the Viet Cong from the areas they controlled and from contested villages, the United States relied on the strategy of pacification.
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His idealism and bravery shone through after he returned to Vietnam in 21982 as a civilian pacification officer for the Agency for International Development.
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Pacification received further attention, and improved cooperation between civilian and military advisors, at a 235 meeting between American and South Vietnamese officials in Honolulu.
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Leading up to the Olympics, security officials in Rio attempted a new policy called "Pacification" intended to de-escalate tension between police and the gangs.
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Those figures suggested to American planners that pacification could target more than a quarter of the population and over half of the country's land area.
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Starting in 2008 it sent heavily armed troops into 38 favelas to evict drug gangs, then set up "pacification police units" (UPPs) to keep the peace.
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He denied possible changes to social programs and said his possible rise to the presidency would send a message of pacification and optimism to the country.
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After early success in 2008-12, Rio's "pacification" policy—evicting gang leaders from favelas with heavily armed troops, then creating community-based policing units—has flagged.
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A new pacification and development program, placed under village leadership, largely defeated Hanoi's southern followers in the National Liberation Front (also known as the Viet Cong).
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After tours in Africa and a stint in Washington, he went back to Vietnam in the early 1970s, where he led a so-called pacification program.
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The losses incurred by the Viet Cong during those counterattacks opened the way for the American and South Vietnamese governments to push an accelerated pacification program.
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Pacification worked, in a narrow sense: By 1970, the Saigon government had control over a larger area of the country than it did five years before.
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It was a tacit acknowledgment that its "pacification" program, a security strategy to rein in crime in several favelas before it hosted the 2016 Olympics, had failed.
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"Brazil greets her determination to work towards the pacification of the country and the prompt execution of general elections," Brazil's foreign ministry added on its Twitter account.
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American generals spoke in a surreal language that the Beatles could only aspire to, devising "pacification" programs that increased body counts and made peace ever more remote.
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As part of the same process of pacification, Japanese intelligence was shrunk, divided into squabbling units and focused narrowly on communists at home and trade secrets abroad.
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The police, whose much-touted pacification campaign was the subject of countless articles before the Olympics, turned out to be less effective than portrayed, Mr. Pina said.
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Indeed, the 1968 Tet Offensive would undo much of the pacification gains made by American and South Vietnamese forces across the Republic of Vietnam, Phu Yen included.
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But Russia has a longer-term strategy: putting winter sports to use as a tool for economic development and pacification in a decades-old conflict in the Caucasus.
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In 2008, the government established a network of so-called Pacification Police Units in favelas across the city in an effort to wrest territorial control from criminal groups.
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Thousands of poor people—mostly black and mostly men—have been killed during "pacification" efforts to make the city appear peaceful, but the exact number is hard to determine.
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Starting in 2008 the Rio de Janeiro state government sent troops into 38 favelas (shantytowns) to evict drug gangs, then set up "pacification police units" to keep the peace.
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In 2008, the State of Rio de Janeiro began an ambitious initiative, creating Police Pacification Units, which were responsible for combating drug gangs that had been operating with impunity.
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" She observes, "Matsuri often have associations with the cycles of the agrarian year, or with the commemoration of the pacification of kami who have wrought natural disasters or epidemics.
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U.S. manufacturers battle back from 'China shock' Special Report: In Egypt, an Italian student stirred suspicion before he died Five years after the pacification programs began, homicides suddenly spiked again.
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The prince is only the latest, if pitifully crude, exponent of shock-and-awe savagery that many Western elites have long deemed vital to the pacification of intransigent non-Westerners.
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Mill, who wrote that squashing freedom of expression results in "a kind of intellectual pacification" that sacrifices "the entire moral courage of the human mind," wouldn't have liked it very much.
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A similar, though ultimately unsuccessful, approach to pacification — the latest iteration of the Johnson administration's "hearts and minds" program — was put into effect in all of South Vietnam in May 1967.
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When the U.S. instituted a civilian colonial authority over the Philippines, Mindanao was put under military rule and subjected to a campaign of pacification which resulted in many thousands of deaths.
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The community was the second favela in Rio to receive police units under the city's so-called "pacification" program, which combined aggressive enforcement targeting gangs with public investment in low-income areas.
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A deep recession and a retreat from the city's previous "pacification" policy—evicting gang leaders from favelas with heavily armed troops, then creating community-based policing units—are, in part, to blame.
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Through search and destroy, Army units secured the rice harvest in the Tuy Hoa Valley, thus advancing toward the goals of pacification — even as it obscured the strategy's hard, non-military parts.
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The sprawling, hillside communities, where nearly 353 million Brazilians reside, were said to be safe for lodging after controversial "pacification" efforts by police, offering a cheaper, "more authentic" experience than Rio's beachside hotels.
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The authorities invested billions of dollars in sports venues, transit systems and so-called pacification projects in poor urban areas, arguing that the Olympics would serve as a linchpin in overhauling the city.
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Rio's colorful hillside shanty towns, called favelas, are rife with drug trafficking and armed violence, despite a "pacification" program that placed police stations in some of them, and can be dangerous for curious visitors.
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In advance of the 2014 World Cup and now the Olympics, the police and the military pushed at the point of semiautomatic rifles and armored cars into hundreds of favelas in brutal pacification campaigns.
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The policy changed in 19753 when the slow progress of pacification prompted an effort to speed it up, and the American Ninth Division was dispatched to Dinh Tuong, a province in the upper Mekong.
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Plans to install a UPP, or Police Pacification Unit, in Maré, one of Rio's biggest and most violent favelas which sprawls along the main thoroughfare to the city's international airport, have also been shelved.
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And of course, many American combat troops never encountered ARVN in the field, since the two usually performed very different strategic roles: The Americans handled combat operations while ARVN took pacification and territorial security.
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I can clearly recall observing mountains to the southwest — I knew that the enemy had reinforcements in those hills, as they were outside areas that had been marked by the United States for pacification.
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"From that moment on there will be pacification, social peace, across the national territory," said Juan Carlos Huarachi, the head of Bolivia's largest federation of labor unions, who acted as a mediator in talks.
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The pacification of Wukan, where villagers had marched for over 80 days since mid-June in protest at the jailing of democratically elected village chief Lin Zuluan, was crucial to Hu's chances, the sources said.
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He came to the attention of the Johnson administration during the Vietnam War as leader of an on-site RAND study of the so-called pacification program to win popular support for the South Vietnamese government.
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In 2009, when Rio de Janeiro won its bid to host the Olympics, the authorities envisioned their self-described "pacification" of Alemão and other favelas as a crucial factor in their plan to resurrect Rio's fortunes.
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" Sunday, General Williams Kaliman told reporters, "After analysing the conflicted domestic situation, we ask the president to resign his presidential mandate to allow for pacification and the maintaining of stability, for the good of our Bolivia.
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A survey released last month by the Getulio Vargas Foundation think tank found that over 43 percent of slum residents think the pacification program "will end" after the Olympics, while slightly over 41 percent think it will continue.
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Activists blame much of the brutality on the so-called "pacification" security strategy of recent years, focused on heavily armed police units setting up in big city favelas and setting out to reclaim territory from drug gangs by force.
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His role as a rural affairs adviser was to help win "hearts and minds" in "strategic hamlets" as part of the "pacification" program, before napalm and Zippo lighters had imbued those words with an ironic and then sinister stench.
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That decade, during which Brazil hosted the World Cup and the Summer Olympics, was peppered with pacification campaigns that only pushed the violence elsewhere as a government strapped for cash after lavish spending on athletics seemed unable to cope.
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The violence in Rocinha is one more sign of the backsliding since the launch of a "pacification" program in 2008 to reduce violence by pushing out drug gangs and setting up permanent outposts in the city's more than 1,000 favelas.
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Today, Xinjiang's restive nature has become a key challenge for the CCP, which has harnessed its deradicalization programs as instruments of pacification in a larger effort to remake Xinjiang in its own image for commercial purposes as well as ideological ones.
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And in some ways this was the real heart of the American efforts in Vietnam: For all the emphasis that popular memory places on combat, the fighting was often in service of making room for pacification teams to do their work.
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Using impasto brushwork to exacerbate the pacification of language that occurs when its critical capacity is limited to commentary and description, Jablon paints language that is no longer reduced to something to be read or seen — it becomes a kind of experiential playground.
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So while I'm not going to come right out and say that the next-generation Oculus Rift will be a pacification device for Peter Thiel's plebeian blood-thralls on a seasteading version of Galt's Gulch... well, I'm not ruling it out, either.
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Other topics are even less well-covered: pacification, the American advisory effort, the development of counterinsurgency techniques, the complex role of the South Vietnamese military, the military roles of South Korean and Thai troops and the related, concurrent wars in Cambodia and Laos.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Interim Bolivian President Jeanine Anez agreed to withdraw the military from protest areas and repeal a law giving them broad discretion in the use of force as part of a preliminary "pacification" deal struck early on Sunday with protest leaders.
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Throughout the series, the Americans' misguided reliance on quantitative technical approaches to complex problems comes up over and over again, from the "body count" measure used by the hapless General William Westmoreland to the computer-processed pacification statistics of Robert McNamara, the defence secretary.
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In favelas that are not cleared but subject to intense patrols, hundreds of residents have fallen victim to Brazil's military police—or what Amnesty International called a "trigger-happy" force that seems to be conducting a "shoot first, ask questions later" strategy in its pacification campaign.
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Sent to be Westmoreland's deputy for pacification, Komer immediately started building a new organization — Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development, or Cords — which brought together American military and civilian advisers to work with South Vietnamese in mobilizing civilians against the National Liberation Front, known to its enemies as the Vietcong.
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"Though most Gazans would blame Israel fundamentally, and Egypt indirectly, a lot of Palestinians would just do away with all of Hamas to have a better life," said Tareq Baconi, author of "Hamas Contained: The Rise and Pacification of Palestinian Resistance," to be published next month by Stanford University Press.
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Joining defiant rationalism to political centrism in an irrepressibly upbeat tone, Pinker insisted that the sky is the limit on possibility if humanity sticks to its tried-and-true devices of pacification: the gentle sociability of commerce, the feminization of boorish men, and the continuing expansion of sympathy for others.
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The United States and South Korea were allied in the name of a crusade against communism, but South Korea was always the junior partner in America's network — which explains why it did the dreadful work of village pacification, away from the attention from the international community and, perhaps more important, from the American public.
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In a telephone interview on Tuesday, Robert Janicki, an official with the Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes Against the Polish Nation, said there was "no doubt" that the man living in Minnesota was the same man "who carried out the pacification of the villages in the Lubelskie region in 1944," referring to Chlaniow and the nearby village of Wladyslawin.
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Bunker set himself four main tasks: convincing South Vietnam's leadership of the need to build a legitimate government reflecting the country's various political forces; executing a pacification program to bring peace and order to rural villages; preparing South Vietnam's army to take over the burden of direct ground combat with Communist forces; and promoting economic development to improve living conditions and raise funds to finance the struggle against North Vietnam.
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