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... wrote to Ehrenfest : Outward quiet has been restored here ; but there is pro- found antagonism and hostility . The reckless use of force breeds only bitterness among the populace . Hunger and want ravage the city [ Berlin ] . Infant ...
... wrote to Ehrenfest : Outward quiet has been restored here ; but there is pro- found antagonism and hostility . The reckless use of force breeds only bitterness among the populace . Hunger and want ravage the city [ Berlin ] . Infant ...
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... wrote Einstein that his message had received wide and favorable publicity in most countries , except in Germany , where only the Friedensfront , the organ of the German War Resisters ' section , carried the full text of the message ...
... wrote Einstein that his message had received wide and favorable publicity in most countries , except in Germany , where only the Friedensfront , the organ of the German War Resisters ' section , carried the full text of the message ...
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... wrote to his friend ' Maurice Solovine in Paris : 5 Tell M. Langevin once again how grateful I am to him and urge him to answer my letter soon . I wrote him about the forma- tion of an international association of leading intellectuals ...
... wrote to his friend ' Maurice Solovine in Paris : 5 Tell M. Langevin once again how grateful I am to him and urge him to answer my letter soon . I wrote him about the forma- tion of an international association of leading intellectuals ...
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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