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The Tarkin Doctrine, also known as the Doctrine of Fear and officially known as Imperial Communiqué #v, is a message originally sent direct to Emperor Palpatine from then Moff Wilhuff raycrawinlaukoefah.itgajamimarmedisdomillcomcaisow.infoinfo transmission details methods for maintaining order and increasing security within the Galactic raycrawinlaukoefah.itgajamimarmedisdomillcomcaisow.infoinfo is one of the most imporant documents regarding Imperial policy.

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Tarkin is a Star Wars Expanded Universe novel by James Luceno which focuses on the life of Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin and shows the workings of the Imperial Court and Coruscant after the rise of the Galactic Empire.. It is the second novel released following the Continuity Reboot by Disney. With Luceno as the writer, many fans' expectations that the book would recanonize many aspects of the.

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The Tarkin Doctrine is the theory that the Galaxy can be kept in line via fear and the threat of force rather than force itself. Tarkin envisions the Death Star as the ultimate expression of this doctrine, an invincible battle station that will keep even the most rebellious systems under the Empire's boot.