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Pagina 85
... Russian method of domina- tion . She was an ally of Germany's , although her people were at heart on the side of the Western Powers . From an enemy , she became a co - belligerent , ' fighting side by side with the Russians against the ...
... Russian method of domina- tion . She was an ally of Germany's , although her people were at heart on the side of the Western Powers . From an enemy , she became a co - belligerent , ' fighting side by side with the Russians against the ...
Pagina 107
Russia , and in Asia at any rate her methods have not changed . Russian expansion into Asia is an illustration of the maxim that nature abhors a vacuum . Cossacks crossed the Urals about the time of the Spanish Armada , and in less than ...
Russia , and in Asia at any rate her methods have not changed . Russian expansion into Asia is an illustration of the maxim that nature abhors a vacuum . Cossacks crossed the Urals about the time of the Spanish Armada , and in less than ...
Pagina 109
... Russians . Russian is the com- mon language throughout the Soviet Union , and , though Russian culture has suffered from the absurdity of insisting that art and literature must conform to Marxian theory , Soviet Russia has endeavoured ...
... Russians . Russian is the com- mon language throughout the Soviet Union , and , though Russian culture has suffered from the absurdity of insisting that art and literature must conform to Marxian theory , Soviet Russia has endeavoured ...
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