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Pagina 196
... Britain . It was over the roofs of London that she began to lose the war . She again suffered a major defeat , after initial victory , when she again went beyond what Bismarck would have regarded as the limited objective , by attacking ...
... Britain . It was over the roofs of London that she began to lose the war . She again suffered a major defeat , after initial victory , when she again went beyond what Bismarck would have regarded as the limited objective , by attacking ...
Pagina 98
... Britain went to war with Germany , although its significance is unknown , or hardly known , to the public . We refer to the Secret Protocol ' which was first disclosed by Mr. Petherick in the House of Commons on February 28th , 1945. It ...
... Britain went to war with Germany , although its significance is unknown , or hardly known , to the public . We refer to the Secret Protocol ' which was first disclosed by Mr. Petherick in the House of Commons on February 28th , 1945. It ...
Pagina 100
... Britain in 1939 was as realistic as it was honour- able . Had the alliance been concluded on Russia's terms , the only terms possible , namely the partition of eastern Europe - and perhaps of even more - Germany would have become master ...
... Britain in 1939 was as realistic as it was honour- able . Had the alliance been concluded on Russia's terms , the only terms possible , namely the partition of eastern Europe - and perhaps of even more - Germany would have become master ...
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