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Pagina 57
... German government that General Simovitch's government did not repudiate the Tripartite Pact . So far as concerns the exercise of power , there had been no popular revolution in Yugoslavia , but only a violent redistribution within the ...
... German government that General Simovitch's government did not repudiate the Tripartite Pact . So far as concerns the exercise of power , there had been no popular revolution in Yugoslavia , but only a violent redistribution within the ...
Pagina 143
... German soil rather than as a partner . Time was when we regarded suggestions of quadripartite disagreement as so much German intrigue to disrupt the allied brotherhood . Those days have gone and the American incident marks a recognition ...
... German soil rather than as a partner . Time was when we regarded suggestions of quadripartite disagreement as so much German intrigue to disrupt the allied brotherhood . Those days have gone and the American incident marks a recognition ...
Pagina 144
... German Press within our zone . But we need to remember that a German democratic Press is in its infancy , is short of equipment , machinery and paper , and is untrained in the faculty of free criticism . As such it is subject to ...
... German Press within our zone . But we need to remember that a German democratic Press is in its infancy , is short of equipment , machinery and paper , and is untrained in the faculty of free criticism . As such it is subject to ...
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