The Living Age, 301. kötetLiving Age Company, 1919 |
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3. oldal
... difficulty . But we must take into consideration the fact that while advancing to the east we are seizing important military bases , for the enemy is retiring every- where in a panic and is leaving at our disposal enormous military ...
... difficulty . But we must take into consideration the fact that while advancing to the east we are seizing important military bases , for the enemy is retiring every- where in a panic and is leaving at our disposal enormous military ...
7. oldal
... difficulties it has overcome , and the difficulties which lie ahead . The machinery of the Conference is in appearance complicated and cum- brous . Demands for speeding up its work have been incessant , but none of the critics have put ...
... difficulties it has overcome , and the difficulties which lie ahead . The machinery of the Conference is in appearance complicated and cum- brous . Demands for speeding up its work have been incessant , but none of the critics have put ...
8. oldal
... difficulty was amicably settled by allowing the smaller Powers increased representa- tion in committee and by getting them to settle among themselves how repre- sentation should be distributed . The second attack upon the Ten was ...
... difficulty was amicably settled by allowing the smaller Powers increased representa- tion in committee and by getting them to settle among themselves how repre- sentation should be distributed . The second attack upon the Ten was ...
9. oldal
... difficulties have been overcome , when once those whose views are not wholly in agreement have been brought together . For all these reasons the Conference opened on January 18 in a much more promising atmosphere than had at one time ...
... difficulties have been overcome , when once those whose views are not wholly in agreement have been brought together . For all these reasons the Conference opened on January 18 in a much more promising atmosphere than had at one time ...
10. oldal
... difficulties of international administration for a common purpose which have been gradually built up by the Allied and associated Powers dur- ing the war . Their object in the future will be less the removal of a common danger and more ...
... difficulties of international administration for a common purpose which have been gradually built up by the Allied and associated Powers dur- ing the war . Their object in the future will be less the removal of a common danger and more ...
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