Adrien Fontanellaz is a military historian and analyst specialising in the study of contemporary warfare.He holds an MA in Military History from the University of Birmingham, and he is a member of the scientific committee of the Centre d’Histoire et de Prospective Militaires (Pully, Switzerland).He is the author of several books published in Switzerland, France, and the United Kingdom on subjects such as the Angolan and Sri Lankan civil wars, as well as the war in Ukraine.
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