The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 68
... gives without comment , in the bare form of an interview which he had with von Jagow in 1929 - von Jagow , it will be recalled , was the German Foreign Minister in 1914. I give here the relevant extracts ( pp . 84-85 ) : Gooch : I fear ...
... gives without comment , in the bare form of an interview which he had with von Jagow in 1929 - von Jagow , it will be recalled , was the German Foreign Minister in 1914. I give here the relevant extracts ( pp . 84-85 ) : Gooch : I fear ...
Pagina 152
... give an unscrupulous Power the advantage over a scrupulous Power , and a strong Power over a weak . Let us suppose that the two neighbouring States of Ruritania and Erewhon are in alliance . Ruritania is by far the stronger of the two ...
... give an unscrupulous Power the advantage over a scrupulous Power , and a strong Power over a weak . Let us suppose that the two neighbouring States of Ruritania and Erewhon are in alliance . Ruritania is by far the stronger of the two ...
Pagina 155
... 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 her determination to play her part as a European Power ...
... 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 her determination to play her part as a European Power ...
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