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Page 44
... United States had recognised de jure since 1939 and with which they were still in diplomatic relations . It was laid down that the ' Provisional Govern- ment of National Unity ' must pledge itself to hold free elections , but there was ...
... United States had recognised de jure since 1939 and with which they were still in diplomatic relations . It was laid down that the ' Provisional Govern- ment of National Unity ' must pledge itself to hold free elections , but there was ...
Page 120
... United party 65 , Afrikaner party ( with O.B. support ) 9 , and the Labour party 6. Though the United party lost the election , it polled 80,511 more votes than the Nationalist and Afrikaner parties combined . At the provincial ...
... United party 65 , Afrikaner party ( with O.B. support ) 9 , and the Labour party 6. Though the United party lost the election , it polled 80,511 more votes than the Nationalist and Afrikaner parties combined . At the provincial ...
Page 353
... United States have contributed $ 1,000,000,000 in the form of a special - purpose loan for approved capital projects and the Dutch 200,000,000l . to offset the adverse balance of pay- ments from Indonesia to the Netherlands . Trade ...
... United States have contributed $ 1,000,000,000 in the form of a special - purpose loan for approved capital projects and the Dutch 200,000,000l . to offset the adverse balance of pay- ments from Indonesia to the Netherlands . Trade ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
THE STORY OF A GERMAN | 7 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
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