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They then sidelined the civilian politicians to a “ village of old trees ” to “ conduct seminars and draw up plans and programs in support of government policy ”.
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They were kept on the roster until the late 1970s, but were often sidelined.
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They went on to say that a political framework is now in place leaving the further work of finalizing the implementation Chapters of the Agreement, including the modalities of the invited international civilian and military presence in Kosovo.
They also recruited troops at a brutal pace from the civilian population and hoarded supplies, preparing for a resumption of war with the Communists.
They come back to the civilian world and may still be haunted by flashbacks and nightmares, causing severe stress.
They committed sabotage, diverted regular forces and committed numerous atrocities against civilian population.
They concentrated on both civilian and military targets, knocking out bridges, closing major roads, attacking convoys, disrupting the electric power system and industrial production, and attacking police stations and Soviet military installations and air bases.
They shot dead John Scullion, a civilian, as he walked home.
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They convinced Oppenheimer that his plan for a military laboratory would not work, since a scientific effort would need to be a civilian affair.
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