The New Leader, Том 36,Часть 2New Leader Pub. Association, 1953 |
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... less publicized occur- rences , some impressions and a few anecdotes have be- gun to disengage themselves . The anecdotes include a story that the Prime Minister warmly welcomed his American guest as being doubtless a close friend of ...
... less publicized occur- rences , some impressions and a few anecdotes have be- gun to disengage themselves . The anecdotes include a story that the Prime Minister warmly welcomed his American guest as being doubtless a close friend of ...
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... less than under the NEP , but even less than under the last Tsar . And today , in 1953 , after all the annexation of new lands , First Secretary Khrushchev reports that there are only 56 million head of cattle of all kinds - still ...
... less than under the NEP , but even less than under the last Tsar . And today , in 1953 , after all the annexation of new lands , First Secretary Khrushchev reports that there are only 56 million head of cattle of all kinds - still ...
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... Less and less of a dilettante and more and more of a soldier , he found himself the trusted aide of the British commander , Sir Henry Clinton . When Arnold was ripe for treason , André was the right man to carry on negotiations . The ...
... Less and less of a dilettante and more and more of a soldier , he found himself the trusted aide of the British commander , Sir Henry Clinton . When Arnold was ripe for treason , André was the right man to carry on negotiations . The ...
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