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Page 484
... present crisis , the probable conse- quences of the prevailing national and international policies , and the changes that are necessary to guarantee security and survival . Our two - day serious conference should be " off record ...
... present crisis , the probable conse- quences of the prevailing national and international policies , and the changes that are necessary to guarantee security and survival . Our two - day serious conference should be " off record ...
Page 485
... present crisis might waste time and create disunity . If this problem were freely discussed , there would not be unanimity of opinion . Possi- bly an individual , who is both well informed and sufficiently ob- jective , might present to ...
... present crisis might waste time and create disunity . If this problem were freely discussed , there would not be unanimity of opinion . Possi- bly an individual , who is both well informed and sufficiently ob- jective , might present to ...
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... present version is com- prehensively revised . 10. The colleague to whom Ein- stein's letter about Gumbel was ad- dressed was Professor Gustav Rad- bruch of Heidelberg University . It appears in the issue of Die Menschen- rechte , cited ...
... present version is com- prehensively revised . 10. The colleague to whom Ein- stein's letter about Gumbel was ad- dressed was Professor Gustav Rad- bruch of Heidelberg University . It appears in the issue of Die Menschen- rechte , cited ...
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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