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THE SAAR PLEBISCITE - AND AFTER . 1. The Saar- and the Franco - German Problem . By B. T. Reynolds . Arnold , 1934 . 2. The Saar . By Margaret Lambert . Faber , 1934 . 3. The Saar Struggle . By Michael T. Florinsky , Ph.D. Macmillan ...
THE SAAR PLEBISCITE - AND AFTER . 1. The Saar- and the Franco - German Problem . By B. T. Reynolds . Arnold , 1934 . 2. The Saar . By Margaret Lambert . Faber , 1934 . 3. The Saar Struggle . By Michael T. Florinsky , Ph.D. Macmillan ...
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Plebiscite at the end of fifteen years when the inhabitants should express their desires on one or other of those alternatives ( a ) , ( b ) , and ( c ) , which have been given at the beginning of this article . III .
Plebiscite at the end of fifteen years when the inhabitants should express their desires on one or other of those alternatives ( a ) , ( b ) , and ( c ) , which have been given at the beginning of this article . III .
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The attempted plebiscite of Teschen in 1920 revealed how dangerous a plebiscite between relatives might become . ... but Nazi propaganda and the approach of the Plebiscite were now undermining their loyalty towards the Commission .
The attempted plebiscite of Teschen in 1920 revealed how dangerous a plebiscite between relatives might become . ... but Nazi propaganda and the approach of the Plebiscite were now undermining their loyalty towards the Commission .
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