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77. oldal
Knowing the limitations of my tired feet I had brought sand - shoes with me . actually the climb up from the car- park , where stalls of postcards and sweet drinks made a flash of colour in a yellow landscape , was less But formidable ...
Knowing the limitations of my tired feet I had brought sand - shoes with me . actually the climb up from the car- park , where stalls of postcards and sweet drinks made a flash of colour in a yellow landscape , was less But formidable ...
188. oldal
Comparing the present situation with the crisis of ten years ago , which brought Dr Moussadek to power , there is much justice in the description . Practically no pro- gress has been made in any of the essential tasks , such as land ...
Comparing the present situation with the crisis of ten years ago , which brought Dr Moussadek to power , there is much justice in the description . Practically no pro- gress has been made in any of the essential tasks , such as land ...
555. oldal
THE tragic death of Mr Hammarskjöld brought to a head prematurely a crisis in the United Nations which could not in any case have been postponed for more than two years . In 1963 Mr Hammarskjöld's term of office would have expired ...
THE tragic death of Mr Hammarskjöld brought to a head prematurely a crisis in the United Nations which could not in any case have been postponed for more than two years . In 1963 Mr Hammarskjöld's term of office would have expired ...
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THE LAST OF THE OTAGO BY ROBERT MORRISON | 87 |
THE SORROW OF SOUTH AFRICA | 97 |
THE LYNCH GATE BY ROBERT HUNTER | 114 |
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