The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 435
... Bao Dai agreed to quit the delightful and unreal seclusion of the French Riviera in order to return to Viet Nam and , as he put it himself , risk my skin . ' At first his arrival - back in government for a third time in his short life ...
... Bao Dai agreed to quit the delightful and unreal seclusion of the French Riviera in order to return to Viet Nam and , as he put it himself , risk my skin . ' At first his arrival - back in government for a third time in his short life ...
Page 437
... Bao Dai and the somewhat discredited Western powers . It is against this background therefore that the courage of Siam's Premier , Marshal Pibul Songgram , in deciding to recognise the Bao Dai regime last March , must be judged ...
... Bao Dai and the somewhat discredited Western powers . It is against this background therefore that the courage of Siam's Premier , Marshal Pibul Songgram , in deciding to recognise the Bao Dai regime last March , must be judged ...
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... Bao Dai regime , for which the moral support of India would probably have been of value . Siam , on the other hand , realising the danger to herself and South - east Asia generally if Ho - Chi - Minh prevailed , had the courage to ...
... Bao Dai regime , for which the moral support of India would probably have been of value . Siam , on the other hand , realising the danger to herself and South - east Asia generally if Ho - Chi - Minh prevailed , had the courage to ...
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JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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