The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 297
... French . It was necessary , therefore , to evolve some scheme for the government of the inhabitants . A continuation of German administration seemed im- practicable ; annexation to France was set aside , and so was the suggestion of a ...
... French . It was necessary , therefore , to evolve some scheme for the government of the inhabitants . A continuation of German administration seemed im- practicable ; annexation to France was set aside , and so was the suggestion of a ...
Page 300
... French schools in the mining administration , and the maintenance of a French garrison . The former was debated at the Council Table at Geneva , and both parties brought forward eminent legal opinion in support of their respective ...
... French schools in the mining administration , and the maintenance of a French garrison . The former was debated at the Council Table at Geneva , and both parties brought forward eminent legal opinion in support of their respective ...
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... French troops in the Saar , and reference was made to the recent insistence of M. Laval , the French Foreign Minister , that in certain circumstances France would be not only justified but obliged to send troops to keep law and order ...
... French troops in the Saar , and reference was made to the recent insistence of M. Laval , the French Foreign Minister , that in certain circumstances France would be not only justified but obliged to send troops to keep law and order ...
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