The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 196
... Europe ' as a political reality . In his very interesting book , Federation in Central Europe , 1 Dr. Hodja , the former Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia , refers to Greece as one of the Central European Powers , although ...
... Europe ' as a political reality . In his very interesting book , Federation in Central Europe , 1 Dr. Hodja , the former Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia , refers to Greece as one of the Central European Powers , although ...
Pagina 242
... Europe , as after the last war . Federalism is no safeguard against an internal foe . The danger of war remains so long as disparities of interest or outlook persist - and there is no reason why they should not persist in Europe ...
... Europe , as after the last war . Federalism is no safeguard against an internal foe . The danger of war remains so long as disparities of interest or outlook persist - and there is no reason why they should not persist in Europe ...
Pagina 243
... Europe is to lose the war ! " The Germans showed in the last war , as they have done in this , that they are by far the greatest military power in Europe . They came very near to being a match for the whole of the rest of Europe , they ...
... Europe is to lose the war ! " The Germans showed in the last war , as they have done in this , that they are by far the greatest military power in Europe . They came very near to being a match for the whole of the rest of Europe , they ...
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