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... United States . In March , 1947 , Mr. Truman's announcement of help to come gave new hope . To a nation fighting for its life , hope is a necessity . At the end of the past year , the offensive was renewed . Again reinforced from across ...
... United States . In March , 1947 , Mr. Truman's announcement of help to come gave new hope . To a nation fighting for its life , hope is a necessity . At the end of the past year , the offensive was renewed . Again reinforced from across ...
Pagina 203
... United States Government proposed to mediate in the unresolved treaty discussions between Britain and Egypt , the British Government told the United States State Department , before the offer was made public , that it would prefer it if ...
... United States Government proposed to mediate in the unresolved treaty discussions between Britain and Egypt , the British Government told the United States State Department , before the offer was made public , that it would prefer it if ...
Pagina 322
... United States repre- sentative on the Security Council of the United Nations told the Security Council that if Greece's neighbours continued to aid guerilla activities , the Council would , in the opinion of the government , be ...
... United States repre- sentative on the Security Council of the United Nations told the Security Council that if Greece's neighbours continued to aid guerilla activities , the Council would , in the opinion of the government , be ...
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