Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 290W. Blackwood, 1961 |
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Page 278
... West Germans and the Western allies tacitly accept its existence for all sorts of commercial and admini- strative purposes . In 1959 the Foreign Ministers ' Conference at Geneva even allowed representatives of both the East and the West ...
... West Germans and the Western allies tacitly accept its existence for all sorts of commercial and admini- strative purposes . In 1959 the Foreign Ministers ' Conference at Geneva even allowed representatives of both the East and the West ...
Page 379
... West . We in the rest of the world , mean- while , are destined to limp along behind , with an occasional jolt from Moscow to help us in the direction we are bound to take . Some countries are already on the road to Socialism , such as ...
... West . We in the rest of the world , mean- while , are destined to limp along behind , with an occasional jolt from Moscow to help us in the direction we are bound to take . Some countries are already on the road to Socialism , such as ...
Page 564
... west into Central Africa so that Rhodes's dream of an ' all - red ' Cape - to - Cairo route , which Salisbury ridiculed , could never be realised . As between the two great powers , France and Germany , Britain had to choose which ...
... west into Central Africa so that Rhodes's dream of an ' all - red ' Cape - to - Cairo route , which Salisbury ridiculed , could never be realised . As between the two great powers , France and Germany , Britain had to choose which ...
Contents
CONTENTS | 81 |
ALI AND CO BY ROY FORSTER | 96 |
A STORM IN A COFFEECUP BY A DRUMMOND | 384 |
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