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Page 372
... Pakistan , but will also , on request , use the armed forces of the United States in ordrer to assist the Government of Pakistan , in case of armed aggression against Pakistan from any country controlled by international Communism . The ...
... Pakistan , but will also , on request , use the armed forces of the United States in ordrer to assist the Government of Pakistan , in case of armed aggression against Pakistan from any country controlled by international Communism . The ...
Page 604
... Pakistan border excepting for Chad Bet ( in Kutch - Sind boder ) was announced in a joint communique issued on the ... Pakistan regarding the interpretation of the Radcliffe Award . The agreement involves adjustment of the frontier line ...
... Pakistan border excepting for Chad Bet ( in Kutch - Sind boder ) was announced in a joint communique issued on the ... Pakistan regarding the interpretation of the Radcliffe Award . The agreement involves adjustment of the frontier line ...
Page 753
... Pakistan had stood for the sovereignty of Egypt but at the same time upheld the right of nations to free passage through the Suez Canal for world commerce . Mr. Suhrawardy said that his Government was maintaining continuity of the ...
... Pakistan had stood for the sovereignty of Egypt but at the same time upheld the right of nations to free passage through the Suez Canal for world commerce . Mr. Suhrawardy said that his Government was maintaining continuity of the ...
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Diplomatic Background of the First World | 1 |
Peace Settlement | 13 |
Far East | 28 |
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