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longer possible . What the West corrupted or destroyed in non - Western cul- tures cannot be restored and will soon be forgotten . What the West contributed is irreversible and permanent . Whether the total result is an addition to , or ...
longer possible . What the West corrupted or destroyed in non - Western cul- tures cannot be restored and will soon be forgotten . What the West contributed is irreversible and permanent . Whether the total result is an addition to , or ...
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... West German State in " Trizonia . " In June a new currency was introduced in the West , with 1 Deutsche Mark exchangeable for 10 old Reichsmarks . On June 24 Soviet authorities blocked all land and water transport and travel be- tween West ...
... West German State in " Trizonia . " In June a new currency was introduced in the West , with 1 Deutsche Mark exchangeable for 10 old Reichsmarks . On June 24 Soviet authorities blocked all land and water transport and travel be- tween West ...
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... West orientation " and in favor of negotiations with the East - from conservative business and press circles no less than from the Social Democrats . Early in June , ex - Chancellors BrĂ¼ning and Luther , speaking before the ...
... West orientation " and in favor of negotiations with the East - from conservative business and press circles no less than from the Social Democrats . Early in June , ex - Chancellors BrĂ¼ning and Luther , speaking before the ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
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