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Pagina 75
... Greece is vital to the security of the eastern Mediterranean and , therefore , of the Empire . So is the Russian Government - and that is the reason why Russia is determined to extinguish the independence of Greece . The Greek royalists ...
... Greece is vital to the security of the eastern Mediterranean and , therefore , of the Empire . So is the Russian Government - and that is the reason why Russia is determined to extinguish the independence of Greece . The Greek royalists ...
Pagina 79
... Greece we may be weaker strategically but we shall be stronger morally . ' This is at least an admission that Great Britain is serving some useful purpose in Greece - though we should have thought any ' weakening ' of Great Britain's ...
... Greece we may be weaker strategically but we shall be stronger morally . ' This is at least an admission that Great Britain is serving some useful purpose in Greece - though we should have thought any ' weakening ' of Great Britain's ...
Pagina 80
Greece is treated with even more respect by the Government than the opposition in Great Britain . It is strongly represented in Greek delega- tions abroad - in the Greek delegation at the conference held in Paris , for example . One of ...
Greece is treated with even more respect by the Government than the opposition in Great Britain . It is strongly represented in Greek delega- tions abroad - in the Greek delegation at the conference held in Paris , for example . One of ...
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