The History of Nations, Volume 26P. F. Collier & son, 1920 |
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... President Wilson was an enthusiastic supporter of a Zion- ist nation , and France , Italy and Japan also endorsed Balfour's declaration in 1917 , which stipulated that " His Majesty's Govern- ment view with favor the establishment of a ...
... President Wilson was an enthusiastic supporter of a Zion- ist nation , and France , Italy and Japan also endorsed Balfour's declaration in 1917 , which stipulated that " His Majesty's Govern- ment view with favor the establishment of a ...
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... President Wilson . ( See UNITED STATES . ) Both Germany and Austria made official replies approving some of the minor suggestions of the Pope , but remaining silent in regard to the vital issues , restoration of con- quered territory ...
... President Wilson . ( See UNITED STATES . ) Both Germany and Austria made official replies approving some of the minor suggestions of the Pope , but remaining silent in regard to the vital issues , restoration of con- quered territory ...
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... President Wilson had made in Italy during his visit following his arrival in Europe at the head of the American Peace Delegation ( see UNITED STATES ) . The two ministers who had resigned apparently interpreted President Wilson's ...
... President Wilson had made in Italy during his visit following his arrival in Europe at the head of the American Peace Delegation ( see UNITED STATES ) . The two ministers who had resigned apparently interpreted President Wilson's ...
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... President Wilson at Washington . These terms were stated unofficially to provide that Italy should receive the part of Istria forming a triangle with its extreme point at Velossa , the line continuing through the Alps to Fisnone . Fiume ...
... President Wilson at Washington . These terms were stated unofficially to provide that Italy should receive the part of Istria forming a triangle with its extreme point at Velossa , the line continuing through the Alps to Fisnone . Fiume ...
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... President Wilson , which had to be postponed as a result of the latter's illness . V ing CHINA POLITICS AND THE WAR ERY soon after 70 JAPAN.
... President Wilson , which had to be postponed as a result of the latter's illness . V ing CHINA POLITICS AND THE WAR ERY soon after 70 JAPAN.
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