International Relations in the Age of the Conflict Between Democracy and DictatorshipMcGraw-Hill, 1950 - 947 עמודים |
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עמוד 47
... Russia . These states were politically and militarily weak and were overrun as soon as Russia and Germany joined hands in liquidating them . Militarily they proved useless . They quarreled among each other and pursued contradictory ...
... Russia . These states were politically and militarily weak and were overrun as soon as Russia and Germany joined hands in liquidating them . Militarily they proved useless . They quarreled among each other and pursued contradictory ...
עמוד 167
... Russia took Finland from Sweden , a pattern repeated with remarkable fidelity in 1939-1940.24 A desultory war between Russia and Turkey , 1806 to 1812 , was hurriedly concluded when Napoleon invaded Russia in 1812 . As a consequence of ...
... Russia took Finland from Sweden , a pattern repeated with remarkable fidelity in 1939-1940.24 A desultory war between Russia and Turkey , 1806 to 1812 , was hurriedly concluded when Napoleon invaded Russia in 1812 . As a consequence of ...
עמוד 207
... Russia for their hypertrophic industry . Russia was always the great hope for Bohemia when that land was still part of the Habsburg monarchy . Czech regiments always deserted to the Russians and to this day cannot be used against Russia ...
... Russia for their hypertrophic industry . Russia was always the great hope for Bohemia when that land was still part of the Habsburg monarchy . Czech regiments always deserted to the Russians and to this day cannot be used against Russia ...
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