The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 109
... armed hegemony that was as unintelligible as it was unaccept- able to the English and very perilous to the weaker Powers of Eastern and Central Europe . When the attempt failed , the French withdrew into their shell like a hermit crab ...
... armed hegemony that was as unintelligible as it was unaccept- able to the English and very perilous to the weaker Powers of Eastern and Central Europe . When the attempt failed , the French withdrew into their shell like a hermit crab ...
Pagina 194
... armed strength will be left unimpaired , even if the German armed forces suffer total defeat . The pro - Germans - for that is what they are - may have less influence than they seem to have . The nation as a whole is not on their side ...
... armed strength will be left unimpaired , even if the German armed forces suffer total defeat . The pro - Germans - for that is what they are - may have less influence than they seem to have . The nation as a whole is not on their side ...
Pagina 244
... armed for self- defence is also armed for offence . A Germany , able to defend herself , is also able to attack her neighbours - and is , indeed , by far the strongest military Power in Europe . This is what she became after 1932 - with ...
... armed for self- defence is also armed for offence . A Germany , able to defend herself , is also able to attack her neighbours - and is , indeed , by far the strongest military Power in Europe . This is what she became after 1932 - with ...
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