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In any event the expulsion of the which Germany regards as her natural prey repre- Austrian armies from Italy would administer a tersent potentially the greatest anti - German force in rible shock to the crumbling structure of the Dual ...
In any event the expulsion of the which Germany regards as her natural prey repre- Austrian armies from Italy would administer a tersent potentially the greatest anti - German force in rible shock to the crumbling structure of the Dual ...
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It would be to dissipate forces on sub- whole structure of their control of Slav dom . sidiary fields . To this objection the answer is ob- ... When the main force of the enemy is an Slavic nations will take care of themselves .
It would be to dissipate forces on sub- whole structure of their control of Slav dom . sidiary fields . To this objection the answer is ob- ... When the main force of the enemy is an Slavic nations will take care of themselves .
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... it must be admitted , an obstacle to Amer- stay of execution for the period of the war . ican political victory in the war which had to be The immediate effect of the Board's resolution suppressed by some measure of force .
... it must be admitted , an obstacle to Amer- stay of execution for the period of the war . ican political victory in the war which had to be The immediate effect of the Board's resolution suppressed by some measure of force .
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During the month of June the extent of offensives were attained - neither the separa- their losses , judging by the number of divisions ention of the Anglo - French forces ; nor Amiens ; nor gaged and the results , which are known in ...
During the month of June the extent of offensives were attained - neither the separa- their losses , judging by the number of divisions ention of the Anglo - French forces ; nor Amiens ; nor gaged and the results , which are known in ...
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Ukrainian and Finnish armies in Russia , with the For all the above reasons the German plan may intention of at least more readily liberating the Ger- be supposed to comprise two phases . man forces in the east .
Ukrainian and Finnish armies in Russia , with the For all the above reasons the German plan may intention of at least more readily liberating the Ger- be supposed to comprise two phases . man forces in the east .
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| Title | The New Republic, Volume 16 |
| Editor | Herbert David Croly |
| Publisher | Republic Publishing Company, 1918 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Mar 2018 |
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