The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 117Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1935 |
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Pagina 289
... pact of North- Eastern Europe ? ' This is fairly outspoken . Germany is fighting against the Eastern Pact because she wishes to preserve the right of a local aggression in Eastern Europe . The Pact endeavours to counteract this ...
... pact of North- Eastern Europe ? ' This is fairly outspoken . Germany is fighting against the Eastern Pact because she wishes to preserve the right of a local aggression in Eastern Europe . The Pact endeavours to counteract this ...
Pagina 593
Baltic Pact does not bind its members as does the Little Entente Pact , which is backed by secret military conventions . The Baltic Pact has nothing of the sort behind it , and can scarcely be described as constituting a defensive ...
Baltic Pact does not bind its members as does the Little Entente Pact , which is backed by secret military conventions . The Baltic Pact has nothing of the sort behind it , and can scarcely be described as constituting a defensive ...
Pagina 677
... pact which does not ensure for the Austrian people the right to determine for themselves their own political régime . Another and most vital passage in the Joint Resolution ' of the Stresa Conference , concerning the proposed Air Pact ...
... pact which does not ensure for the Austrian people the right to determine for themselves their own political régime . Another and most vital passage in the Joint Resolution ' of the Stresa Conference , concerning the proposed Air Pact ...
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AUTHOR | 22 |
ODWYER Sir Michael | 151 |
CROTCH W Walter | 172 |
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