User:Moganemc/Herbert Rosinski

Herbert Rosinski (1903 - 1962) - was a military theorist and military philosopher.

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Rosinski was a Clausewitzian scholar and military historian who became a refugee from Nazi Germany and became a key figure in the development of military and naval theory. He was an early supporter of the recognition of the reality of the cold war. Rosinski's achievements include that of lecturer, governmental consultant and author.

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• U.S. Naval War College - The Register of Herbert F. Rosinski Papers held by the Naval War College, compiled by Evelyn M. Cherpak, Ph.D.
• The National Library of Australia - A handy list of Rosinki's books.
• The Nation - A list of articles and reviews Rosinski wrote for The Nation, some with reasonably detailed abstracts.
• Foreign Affairs Journal - A very short review of Richard P. Stebbins's biography of Rosinski.
• A site about Prussian military thinker Carl von Clausewitz - An overview of Rosinski's life and impact on military philosophy from Christopher Bassford's, Clausewitz in English: The Reception of Clausewitz in Britain and America, 1815-1945 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1994).
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• The Royal Australian Navy - A short biography of Rosinski and a description of Rosinski's book of essays, THE DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL THOUGHT as part of a reading list for a Royal Australian Navy course, "Classical Maritime Strategy".
• Online Archive of California - A listing of a manuscript at the Hoover Institute that documents discussions Rosinski had "with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India in 1948-1949, regarding world politics." There are other references to this manuscript, but no online version is available at present.