The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 90
... Europe and the Balkans . European diplomacy already began to speak about Czechoslovakia's disappearance from the map . Rou- mania was wooed by the Axis , while on the other hand Hitler had his fifth column prepared : the Iron Guard was ...
... Europe and the Balkans . European diplomacy already began to speak about Czechoslovakia's disappearance from the map . Rou- mania was wooed by the Axis , while on the other hand Hitler had his fifth column prepared : the Iron Guard was ...
Pagina 155
... European despotism or Pan - European chaos , she alone can give freedom , justice , and security to all . Without her Europe will be dominated either by Germany or by Russia , and it is not surprising that the Russians , doubtful about ...
... European despotism or Pan - European chaos , she alone can give freedom , justice , and security to all . Without her Europe will be dominated either by Germany or by Russia , and it is not surprising that the Russians , doubtful about ...
Pagina 159
... European order . The peace came to an end , not because the Treaties were bad , but because they were not enforced - no defeated Power will ever keep a Treaty of Peace unless it is compelled to do so . When peace comes to be made for ...
... European order . The peace came to an end , not because the Treaties were bad , but because they were not enforced - no defeated Power will ever keep a Treaty of Peace unless it is compelled to do so . When peace comes to be made for ...
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