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To what was "victor's justice" used to refer to between 1971-1983 and 1991-2008?

If you turn off the smoothing, you can tell that the term peaks sharply rather than enjoying a continuous increase in prevalence. To expand the answer of @ccprog from the 1990s to the 2000s, most ...
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To what was "victor's justice" used to refer to between 1971-1983 and 1991-2008?

If you go through Google Books for the 1990ies, you quickly can see a common pattern. These texts mostly use the term "victor's justice" as a reference to the post-WWII tribunals, especially ...
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To what was "victor's justice" used to refer to between 1971-1983 and 1991-2008?

At least in terms of the 1971 onet of that term, the Wikipedia article of Victor's Justice mentions this: The English term "victors' justice" was first used by Richard Minear in his 1971 ...
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Why doesn't India claim this portion of Kashmir?

I found this article. The Forgotten Fact of “China-Occupied Kashmir” The way simplified synopsis is that China made a claim on the territory and occupied it in the 1750s, during the reign of the ...
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Why doesn't India claim this portion of Kashmir?

I think I've found the answer in Chapter 7: The Disputed India–China Boundary 1948–1960 of the book War and Peace in Modern India by Srinath Raghavan, although the following information can be found ...
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