The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 63
... frontier had not materialised . A modus vivendi was arranged . It was agreed that neither of us should tamper with Siam's independence : that little State should be preserved as the buffer between us . This happy understanding continued ...
... frontier had not materialised . A modus vivendi was arranged . It was agreed that neither of us should tamper with Siam's independence : that little State should be preserved as the buffer between us . This happy understanding continued ...
Pagina 64
... frontier . The road system took a jump forward in 1927 with the building of a trunk road from Rangoon to Mandalay . But both rail and metalled road mileage was small , and was essentially administrative or commercial , not military , in ...
... frontier . The road system took a jump forward in 1927 with the building of a trunk road from Rangoon to Mandalay . But both rail and metalled road mileage was small , and was essentially administrative or commercial , not military , in ...
Pagina 67
... frontier holding a deep defensive zone ; the Italian Ariele armoured division was at Gambut , while the German 15th armoured division was to the westward more or less in general reserve . There were Italian divisions , stiffened by ...
... frontier holding a deep defensive zone ; the Italian Ariele armoured division was at Gambut , while the German 15th armoured division was to the westward more or less in general reserve . There were Italian divisions , stiffened by ...
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