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Offspring of casual unions remained under the regime established in 1944. While
other Marxian Socialist states generally followed the U.S.S.R. model, all
introduced variation to preserve national cultural patterns. None but China
adopted the ...
Offspring of casual unions remained under the regime established in 1944. While
other Marxian Socialist states generally followed the U.S.S.R. model, all
introduced variation to preserve national cultural patterns. None but China
adopted the ...
Page 879
The frontiers of Switzerland have remained almost unchanged since 1815. This
stability is relatively modern. The history of this area was for centuries that of a
small part of the Holy Roman Empire; changes were frequent, and the
emergence ...
The frontiers of Switzerland have remained almost unchanged since 1815. This
stability is relatively modern. The history of this area was for centuries that of a
small part of the Holy Roman Empire; changes were frequent, and the
emergence ...
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During the 10th and 9th centuries, many of the neo-Hittite states were taken and
renamed, and south of the Anatolian mountains only the plain of Antioch and
Carchemish remained Hittite. A brief period of stability and even prosperity then ...
During the 10th and 9th centuries, many of the neo-Hittite states were taken and
renamed, and south of the Anatolian mountains only the plain of Antioch and
Carchemish remained Hittite. A brief period of stability and even prosperity then ...
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