Littell's Living Age, 357. kötetLittell, Son and Company, 1940 |
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109. oldal
... tion . All this is made possible by the supreme powers of a dictator , by the permanent existence of an armed force strong enough in man - power and war material to begin opera- tions immediately ; by the threat of rapid invasion by ...
... tion . All this is made possible by the supreme powers of a dictator , by the permanent existence of an armed force strong enough in man - power and war material to begin opera- tions immediately ; by the threat of rapid invasion by ...
184. oldal
... tion saved the life of the German Empire as a disturber of the peace , by saving the German forces from con- clusive defeat , and so saving the rule of the kept classes in Germany . When the whole adventure is seen in perspective it is ...
... tion saved the life of the German Empire as a disturber of the peace , by saving the German forces from con- clusive defeat , and so saving the rule of the kept classes in Germany . When the whole adventure is seen in perspective it is ...
279. oldal
... tion , that we should ' stand behind the President . ' Mr. Roosevelt himself has declared a state of limited emergency , though for what reason cannot be fully understood . The nation is in no state of emergency . Our business with ...
... tion , that we should ' stand behind the President . ' Mr. Roosevelt himself has declared a state of limited emergency , though for what reason cannot be fully understood . The nation is in no state of emergency . Our business with ...
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