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Page 174
... assistance against aggression , a pact of an exclusively defensive character , be concluded between Great Britain , France and the U.S. S. R .; that a guarantee against attack by aggressors be extended by Great Britain , France and the ...
... assistance against aggression , a pact of an exclusively defensive character , be concluded between Great Britain , France and the U.S. S. R .; that a guarantee against attack by aggressors be extended by Great Britain , France and the ...
Page 367
... assistance with almost all the communist countries , e.g. , Yugoslavia , Poland , Rumania , Czechoslovakia , Hungary , Bulgaria and Finland , and these countries themselves are linked inter se by pacts of mutual help . " These bilateral ...
... assistance with almost all the communist countries , e.g. , Yugoslavia , Poland , Rumania , Czechoslovakia , Hungary , Bulgaria and Finland , and these countries themselves are linked inter se by pacts of mutual help . " These bilateral ...
Page 374
... assistance as they are in a position to render . The assistance rendered by the Plan is of two kinds ; ( i ) finan- cial and ( ii ) technical . The Plan comprehends the respective plans of the individual countries and takes into account ...
... assistance as they are in a position to render . The assistance rendered by the Plan is of two kinds ; ( i ) finan- cial and ( ii ) technical . The Plan comprehends the respective plans of the individual countries and takes into account ...
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Diplomatic Background of the First World | 1 |
Peace Settlement | 13 |
Far East | 28 |
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