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14k White Gold Diamond Slide PendantPrecious Metal Type: 14k White Gold Weight: 2. 71 GM Material: Primary Purity: 14K Finish: Polished Stone Type_1: Diamond Stone Quantity_1: 1 Length of Item: 32 mm Plating: Rhodium Stone Setting_1: Prong Set Stone Weight_1: 0. 66 ct Stone Clarity_1: I2 (A) Feature: Solid Manufacturing Process: Casted Material: Primary: Gold Stone Shape_1: Round Width of Item: 19 mm Product Type: Jewelry Jewelry Type: Pendants & Charms Sold By Unit: Each Pendant Charm
Precious Metal Type: 14k White GoldWeight: 2.71 GM
Material: Primary - Purity:14K
Finish:Polished
Stone Type_1:Diamond
Stone Quantity_1:1
Length of Item:32 mm
Plating:Rhodium
Stone Setting_1:Prong Set
Stone Weight_1:0.66 ct
Stone Clarity_1:I2 (A)
Feature:Solid
Manufacturing Process:Casted
Material: Primary:Gold
Stone Shape_1:Round
Width of Item:19 mm
Product Type:Jewelry
Jewelry Type:Pendants & Charms
Sold By Unit:Each
Pendant/Charm Type:Diamond
Material: Primary - Color:White
Feature 2:Fits up to 2mm Omega
Stone Creation Method_1:Natural
Feature 3:Fits up to 5mm Fancy Omega
Product ID: XR1533A
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★★★★★ 5
good read for layman
Format: Hardcover
good read
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
An admiring but not uncritical portrait of a titan in the rule of law
Format: Hardcover
Professor White delivers an admiring but not uncritical portrait of a man who stood for qualities and principles now in short supply. Jackson was a leading practitioner when other judges were more political, but nevertheless had to speak the language of the rule of law. And his contributions at Nuremberg, haphazardly portrayed in the recent movie, really come through . The United States would help establish a record of epic misdeeds and show that the perpetrators could be punished in a system of justice.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very Comprehensive analysis of Empire and Espionage of the last 70 years
Format: Hardcover
Bought as a gift and husband really likes it. Some chapter titles are :War in Korea, Fighting Communism in Southeast Asia, End of Empire in the Middle East, Covert Action in the Caribbean, The Vietnam War, Civil Wars in Central America, Afghanistan's Imperial Graveyard, The Collapse of the Soviet Empire
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Comprehensive and compelling
Format: Hardcover
With this volume, Mc Coy firmly establishes himself as a historian whose far sightedness only improves with age. A robust story teller, he demonstrates an uncanny ability to ferret the secrets out of arcane documents and records and connect the dots into a compelling narrative. Here he shows how the best and worst of political and military strategy in the US and the other cold war powers shaped the course of global events in profound ways. The lessons for us today simply leap from the page. This is a must read for any thoughtful observer of today’s world.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Brilliant until last two chapters
Format: Kindle
A riveting well researched deep dive into the cold war up through the 1980s. The later chapters following the collapse of the Soviet Union seem to have been hurriedly written and only superficially cover events, particularly so as relates to Russia.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2026