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... tion . [ Einstein commented on a number of other points . ] The Polish Corridor : " I should not have created it , but there is no purpose in altering it now . The mere fact of the physical separa- tion of East Prussia from the rest of ...
... tion . [ Einstein commented on a number of other points . ] The Polish Corridor : " I should not have created it , but there is no purpose in altering it now . The mere fact of the physical separa- tion of East Prussia from the rest of ...
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... tion : under no conceivable circumstances could their country be seriously threatened by military aggression . Nevertheless , as a na- tion they have an abiding interest in the creation both of an inter- national arbitration tribunal ...
... tion : under no conceivable circumstances could their country be seriously threatened by military aggression . Nevertheless , as a na- tion they have an abiding interest in the creation both of an inter- national arbitration tribunal ...
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... tion , translated by Constance A. and Julian Grande , was published by the Century Co. , New York , 1918 , as The Biology of War . It is , according to Nicolai , identical with an English edi- tion published by Dent and Co. , Lon- don ...
... tion , translated by Constance A. and Julian Grande , was published by the Century Co. , New York , 1918 , as The Biology of War . It is , according to Nicolai , identical with an English edi- tion published by Dent and Co. , Lon- don ...
Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU | 27 |
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE | 58 |
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