The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Pagina 110
... independence.12 The Slovaks can only be brought back into a centralised Czechoslovak State by armed conquest - and , at the moment , they themselves have most of the arms . Dr. Benes appears to have some following in Bohemia and Moravia ...
... independence.12 The Slovaks can only be brought back into a centralised Czechoslovak State by armed conquest - and , at the moment , they themselves have most of the arms . Dr. Benes appears to have some following in Bohemia and Moravia ...
Pagina 53
... independence , and it is a mere sophistry to argue that Great Britain never guaranteed Polish independence east of the Curzon line ' —a line which was never even proposed as the final frontier of Poland , and never had any juridical ...
... independence , and it is a mere sophistry to argue that Great Britain never guaranteed Polish independence east of the Curzon line ' —a line which was never even proposed as the final frontier of Poland , and never had any juridical ...
Pagina 198
... independence they once had , but most of them retain no more the shadow or the simulacrum of national independence . And these States - if we include Austria , but not Greece and Albania , are eleven in number . Four will have belonged ...
... independence they once had , but most of them retain no more the shadow or the simulacrum of national independence . And these States - if we include Austria , but not Greece and Albania , are eleven in number . Four will have belonged ...
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