The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 181. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1939 |
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Page 95
... Poland showed themselves overwhelmingly superior to their opponents and commenced by carrying all before them . In the first flush of German success the idea was mooted in certain neutral countries that , once Poland was conquered ...
... Poland showed themselves overwhelmingly superior to their opponents and commenced by carrying all before them . In the first flush of German success the idea was mooted in certain neutral countries that , once Poland was conquered ...
Page 222
... Poland . Through the capitulation of Britain and France , the cardinal point of Poland's policy , that the inevitable aggression on the part of Germany towards the East should begin with a war in Czechoslovakia and not in Poland , was ...
... Poland . Through the capitulation of Britain and France , the cardinal point of Poland's policy , that the inevitable aggression on the part of Germany towards the East should begin with a war in Czechoslovakia and not in Poland , was ...
Page 414
... Poland and France thereby remained in force . When Poland and Germany entered upon the reorganisation of their relationships in 1934 , the Franco - Polish Alliance was an existing fact . The German Government was able to accept this ...
... Poland and France thereby remained in force . When Poland and Germany entered upon the reorganisation of their relationships in 1934 , the Franco - Polish Alliance was an existing fact . The German Government was able to accept this ...
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PART | 1 |
Results of Munich 1 Change in Governments Attitude 1 New Form of Appease | 9 |
IRELAND | 11 |
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