-
considered a
blockade.
Blockades restrict the
trading rights of neutrals, who must
submit for
inspection for contraband,
which the
blockading power may define...
- the
Coast Blockading Squadron before being renamed May 17, 1861. It was
split the same year for the
creation of the
North Atlantic Blockading Squadron...
- world.
Blockade runners are
often the
fastest ships available, and come
lightly armed and armored.
Their operations are
quite risky since blockading fleets...
-
Blockade of
Germany may
refer to:
Blockade of
Germany (1914–1919)
during World War I
Blockade of
Germany (1939–1945)
during World War II This disambiguation...
- of
blockade followed such as that of 1860, when
Victor Emmanuel, the king of Sardinia,
joined the
revolutionary government of
Naples in
blockading ports...
- In
mesoscopic physics, a
Coulomb blockade (CB),
named after Charles-Augustin de Coulomb's
electrical force, is the
decrease in
electrical conductance at...
- The list of
blockades informs about blockades that were
carried out
either on land, or in the
maritime and air
spaces in the
effort to
defeat opponents...
- Look up
blockade in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Blockade is the
prevention of
troops and
supplies from
reaching an
opposing army.
Blockade may also...
- The
blockade of
Biafra by the
Nigerian federal government during the
Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970)
resulted in a
famine that
ultimately cost at least...
- The
Berlin Blockade (24 June 1948 – 12 May 1949) was one of the
first major international crises of the Cold War.
During the
multinational occupation of...
