The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 300
... British and one from Luxemburg , favoured the French ; while the Germans relied upon an American and a German . The number of German children attending the French schools did not exceed 4000 , and some years later had dropped to 1500 ...
... British and one from Luxemburg , favoured the French ; while the Germans relied upon an American and a German . The number of German children attending the French schools did not exceed 4000 , and some years later had dropped to 1500 ...
Page 304
... British troops in the Saar , and nothing of the sort on our part was contemplated . Heavy clouds of gloom were overhanging the Council Chamber , when , on Dec. 5 , Mr Anthony Eden announced unexpectedly that the British Government would ...
... British troops in the Saar , and nothing of the sort on our part was contemplated . Heavy clouds of gloom were overhanging the Council Chamber , when , on Dec. 5 , Mr Anthony Eden announced unexpectedly that the British Government would ...
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... British , 1300 Italians , 260 Swedes , and 250 Dutch troops , under a British Commander , Major - General Brind , was in the territory before Christmas , where it served with remark- able success as an emergency reserve during the ...
... British , 1300 Italians , 260 Swedes , and 250 Dutch troops , under a British Commander , Major - General Brind , was in the territory before Christmas , where it served with remark- able success as an emergency reserve during the ...
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