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ยท Government in London , with its Prime Minister , Arciszewski , its Ambas- sador , Count Raczynski , and its other ambassadors , ministers , and consuls abroad - these , and these alone , are legal . The Government ' established in ...
ยท Government in London , with its Prime Minister , Arciszewski , its Ambas- sador , Count Raczynski , and its other ambassadors , ministers , and consuls abroad - these , and these alone , are legal . The Government ' established in ...
Pagina 174
... Government preclude the possibility of territorial changes where these are found to be necessary . But to claim sovereignty over territories well in excess of a nation's ethnic strength and then reduce the minority populations to ...
... Government preclude the possibility of territorial changes where these are found to be necessary . But to claim sovereignty over territories well in excess of a nation's ethnic strength and then reduce the minority populations to ...
Pagina 197
... Government of National Unity , ' commonly known as the Lublin Government , which was made up of fanatics , terrorists and political adventurers . A few Poles , like Mr. Mikolajczyk , who were men of honour , have joined this Government ...
... Government of National Unity , ' commonly known as the Lublin Government , which was made up of fanatics , terrorists and political adventurers . A few Poles , like Mr. Mikolajczyk , who were men of honour , have joined this Government ...
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