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which at that time nobody bothered about , and the “ Peace Treaties , nearly everything was taken up that seemed agitationally expedient or ideologically necessary . Especially to the peace treaties themselves the greatest attention was ...
which at that time nobody bothered about , and the “ Peace Treaties , nearly everything was taken up that seemed agitationally expedient or ideologically necessary . Especially to the peace treaties themselves the greatest attention was ...
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This is the reason why , right after my first lecture on the “ Peace Treaty of Versailles , ” which I had delivered to the troops while still a so - called " educator , " I changed the lecture and now spoke ...
This is the reason why , right after my first lecture on the “ Peace Treaty of Versailles , ” which I had delivered to the troops while still a so - called " educator , " I changed the lecture and now spoke ...
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The general had occasion to express his distrust of peace conferences between civilized nations . His argument , in part , was as follows : Peace conferences often foment trouble . For instance , when I was in the Philippines , I had ...
The general had occasion to express his distrust of peace conferences between civilized nations . His argument , in part , was as follows : Peace conferences often foment trouble . For instance , when I was in the Philippines , I had ...
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v1 ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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