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      "date": "2003-01-30",
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      "title": "U.S. Occupation of Iraq? Issues Raised by Experiences in Japan and Germany",
      "summary": "This report provides background on the U.S. occupation experiences in Japan and Germany after\nWorld War II, and discusses four sets of factors from this period that could be relevant to a U.S.\noccupation of Iraq. These are: (1) acceptance of U.S. goals, (2) homogeneity of the occupied\npopulations, (3) ability to manage their own affairs, and (4) international legitimacy and support. \nThis report will not be updated",
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