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... Foreign Service officers and over 10 times as many reserve officers , staff officers , and em- ployees A large diplomatic mission in a major foreign capital employs as many as 100 officers and several hundred subordinates , grouped into ...
... Foreign Service officers and over 10 times as many reserve officers , staff officers , and em- ployees A large diplomatic mission in a major foreign capital employs as many as 100 officers and several hundred subordinates , grouped into ...
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... Foreign Affairs of the USSR is set up in similar fashion . In addition to the usual functions of a Foreign Office , it directs and coordinates the activities of such of the Union Republics ( e.g. , the Ukraine and Byelorus- sia ) as ...
... Foreign Affairs of the USSR is set up in similar fashion . In addition to the usual functions of a Foreign Office , it directs and coordinates the activities of such of the Union Republics ( e.g. , the Ukraine and Byelorus- sia ) as ...
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... Foreign Relations : The United States in World Affairs ( annual ) , New York . Dean , Vera Micheles : Foreign Policy without Fear , New York , McGraw - Hill , 1953 . Dennis , Lawrence : The Coming American Fascism , New York , Harper ...
... Foreign Relations : The United States in World Affairs ( annual ) , New York . Dean , Vera Micheles : Foreign Policy without Fear , New York , McGraw - Hill , 1953 . Dennis , Lawrence : The Coming American Fascism , New York , Harper ...
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