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NNADVOKAT [17]
3 years ago
6

Among the new byzantine features that appeared in the mosaics at san vitale is ____.

History
1 answer:
Stella [2.4K]3 years ago
8 0

<span>It is "the absence of solid bodies".</span>

The Byzantine Realm, which is also known as the Eastern Roman Empire, was the continuation of the Roman Realm in the East amid Late Vestige and the medieval times, when its capital city was Constantinople which in the modern day is known as Istanbul. This was established as Byzantium.

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RoK forces and USMC would have reeneacted Incheon landing, perhaps coupled with a simultaneous landing at Wonsan, effectively double enveloping the PVA in southern Korea.

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MacArthur also wanted to remilitarize Japan and to use its veterans in this expended war effort. Most likely, his splintered efforts on multiple fronts would have been contained and eliminated in detail by the sheer mass of trained reserves that PLA had in early 1950s. However, if he did somehow succeed in expanding the beachheads and eventually connecting them, the area contorlled by US and proxy forces would have closely resembled the final disposition of troops by IJA in the summer of 1945, minus Manchuria. China will have been forced to recall the PVA to bolster the defense of Manchurian and Hebei. Korea would have been united, possibly, but at this point, there would have been a strong likelihood of Russia entering the war to defend Manchuria, and retake Korea… and perhaps a European Front opening, beginning with an overrunning of Berlin.

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