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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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The fears of a Nazi Putsch and of French military intervention in the Saar had created a serious state of international tension . On Nov. 2 , the S.A. and S.S. Nazi formations in Germany had been prohibited from any form of display or ...
The fears of a Nazi Putsch and of French military intervention in the Saar had created a serious state of international tension . On Nov. 2 , the S.A. and S.S. Nazi formations in Germany had been prohibited from any form of display or ...
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The Saar Annex subjected the territory to the French Customs regime , but during 1920–25 the SaarGerman frontier remained opened free of duty for native goods and goods of local consumption . The system has worked well on the whole and ...
The Saar Annex subjected the territory to the French Customs regime , but during 1920–25 the SaarGerman frontier remained opened free of duty for native goods and goods of local consumption . The system has worked well on the whole and ...
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