The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 139-140Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1946 |
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Pagina 194
... Britain and the United States to the domination of the Polish Republic by Russia . When Great Britain and the United States recognised the Polish Provisional Government , they abandoned the legitimate Polish Government - and thereby ...
... Britain and the United States to the domination of the Polish Republic by Russia . When Great Britain and the United States recognised the Polish Provisional Government , they abandoned the legitimate Polish Government - and thereby ...
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... Britain happens to be a Monarchy , and a strong one , even if she has her disloyalists . ELAS , like the present administration in Yugo- slavia , is implacably hostile to Great Britain . One of the principal objects of its foreign ...
... Britain happens to be a Monarchy , and a strong one , even if she has her disloyalists . ELAS , like the present administration in Yugo- slavia , is implacably hostile to Great Britain . One of the principal objects of its foreign ...
Pagina 81
... Britain . Many Greeks are aware that Great Britain supplied ELAS with arms and money and that she has a large measure of responsibility for the Slav - Communist revolution which culminated in the massacres of December , 1944. But even ...
... Britain . Many Greeks are aware that Great Britain supplied ELAS with arms and money and that she has a large measure of responsibility for the Slav - Communist revolution which culminated in the massacres of December , 1944. But even ...
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BAILEY J H SHACKLETON | 96 |
Gibbon in Lausanne | 119 |
Fair Comment | 145 |
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