The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 143Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... Soviet Union marked a suitable occasion for an estimate of the losses and the gains incurred by that policy for Poland and for Europe . The events which led up to Mr. Mikolajczyk's return to Poland via Moscow in 1945 , to take his place ...
... Soviet Union marked a suitable occasion for an estimate of the losses and the gains incurred by that policy for Poland and for Europe . The events which led up to Mr. Mikolajczyk's return to Poland via Moscow in 1945 , to take his place ...
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... Soviet Union , which prevails in the Soviet Union to - day and wherever the Soviet Union is in control . It is at this point , in expressing these apprehensions , that Trotzky reveals an ultimate honesty . It is at this point that the ...
... Soviet Union , which prevails in the Soviet Union to - day and wherever the Soviet Union is in control . It is at this point , in expressing these apprehensions , that Trotzky reveals an ultimate honesty . It is at this point that the ...
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... Soviet Union , if not controlled by fanatics , could have led the post- war world peaceably towards Socialism . ' There is nothing said about the Soviet Union leading the world towards Communism . Its duty , apparently , was to lead the ...
... Soviet Union , if not controlled by fanatics , could have led the post- war world peaceably towards Socialism . ' There is nothing said about the Soviet Union leading the world towards Communism . Its duty , apparently , was to lead the ...
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