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Mahesh Prasad Tandon. CHAPTER XVIII THE MIDDLE EAST Middle East defined . — The Middle East is a political expression and since the establishment of the British Middle East Command during the second World War it has assumed an importance ...
Mahesh Prasad Tandon. CHAPTER XVIII THE MIDDLE EAST Middle East defined . — The Middle East is a political expression and since the establishment of the British Middle East Command during the second World War it has assumed an importance ...
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... East conutries in military blocs , and urged the liquidation of foreign bases , the withdrawal of foreign troops from the Middle East and the cessation of all arms deliveries to the Middle East . The Preisdent was accused of planning to ...
... East conutries in military blocs , and urged the liquidation of foreign bases , the withdrawal of foreign troops from the Middle East and the cessation of all arms deliveries to the Middle East . The Preisdent was accused of planning to ...
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... East . - As regards the Middle East the United States has enunciated the Eisenhower Plan whereby she offers aid to resist armed aggression from any nation controlled by international Communism . Washington is not prepared to tolerate ...
... East . - As regards the Middle East the United States has enunciated the Eisenhower Plan whereby she offers aid to resist armed aggression from any nation controlled by international Communism . Washington is not prepared to tolerate ...
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Diplomatic Background of the First World | 1 |
Peace Settlement | 13 |
Far East | 28 |
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