The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 133-134Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 145
... Atlantic Charter . But The Times may be right - they are , after all , independent , and are not , as continental observers persist in supposing , an official , or even a quasi - official organ . The British Government may be mistaken ...
... Atlantic Charter . But The Times may be right - they are , after all , independent , and are not , as continental observers persist in supposing , an official , or even a quasi - official organ . The British Government may be mistaken ...
Pagina 146
... Atlantic Charter has been received with much more than indifference by the peoples of Europe ( the people of this country included ) . President Wilson was also the object of severe criticism . As far as we are aware , no leading organ ...
... Atlantic Charter has been received with much more than indifference by the peoples of Europe ( the people of this country included ) . President Wilson was also the object of severe criticism . As far as we are aware , no leading organ ...
Pagina 148
... Atlantic Charter ' ) . ' The Soviet Government proclaims its agreement with the fundamental principles of this declaration [ the Atlantic Charter ] ' ( Mr. Maisky , September 27th , 1941 ) . * At the International Women's Day , ' held ...
... Atlantic Charter ' ) . ' The Soviet Government proclaims its agreement with the fundamental principles of this declaration [ the Atlantic Charter ] ' ( Mr. Maisky , September 27th , 1941 ) . * At the International Women's Day , ' held ...
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