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... peace required the partial relinquishment of national sover- eignty in favor of an international organization which would pos- sess the administrative and judicial institutions necessary for the peaceful settlement of international ...
... peace required the partial relinquishment of national sover- eignty in favor of an international organization which would pos- sess the administrative and judicial institutions necessary for the peaceful settlement of international ...
Page 169
... peace as a whole , is made difficult of solution because men in power never want to sur- render any part of their country's sovereignty , which is exactly what they must do if war is to be abolished . I am convinced , there- fore , that ...
... peace as a whole , is made difficult of solution because men in power never want to sur- render any part of their country's sovereignty , which is exactly what they must do if war is to be abolished . I am convinced , there- fore , that ...
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... peace [ we ] venture to ask for your co - operation in bringing to the attention of the Nobel Prize Committee in Oslo the merits of Carl von Ossietzky , who , through his stalwart devotion to the ideals of peace , has given strength and ...
... peace [ we ] venture to ask for your co - operation in bringing to the attention of the Nobel Prize Committee in Oslo the merits of Carl von Ossietzky , who , through his stalwart devotion to the ideals of peace , has given strength and ...
Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU SIONMENT 19191923 | 27 |
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS 19221927 | 58 |
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