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Pagina 169
... Czechoslovakia is a signatory to the Minority Treaties concluded by the Successor States of the Habsburg Monarchy with the Principal Allied and Associated Powers after the last war . In Article I of this Treaty , signed on Sep- tember ...
... Czechoslovakia is a signatory to the Minority Treaties concluded by the Successor States of the Habsburg Monarchy with the Principal Allied and Associated Powers after the last war . In Article I of this Treaty , signed on Sep- tember ...
Pagina 173
... Czechoslovakia , as they did with the other neighbours , but because the attitude towards the Hungarians living in Czechoslovakia , being contrary to the principles of democracy , rendered a growth of this friendly relationship ...
... Czechoslovakia , as they did with the other neighbours , but because the attitude towards the Hungarians living in Czechoslovakia , being contrary to the principles of democracy , rendered a growth of this friendly relationship ...
Pagina 202
... Czechoslovakia to form one integrally Slav territory with Poland and the Soviet Union . ' • It is characteristic of the situation in Czechoslovakia to - day that the author of this frantically nationalistic speech , so expressive of ...
... Czechoslovakia to form one integrally Slav territory with Poland and the Soviet Union . ' • It is characteristic of the situation in Czechoslovakia to - day that the author of this frantically nationalistic speech , so expressive of ...
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