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Page 207
... cooperate closely for the promotion of lesser interests . This cooperation assumed the form of permanent administrative agencies , usually called " public international unions . " In 1856 a number of States established the bases of the ...
... cooperate closely for the promotion of lesser interests . This cooperation assumed the form of permanent administrative agencies , usually called " public international unions . " In 1856 a number of States established the bases of the ...
Page 443
... cooperation is to take . " SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL : " A. The competent authorities of both high contracting parties will cooperate most closely in connection with the exchange of information concerning the activities of the Communist ...
... cooperation is to take . " SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL : " A. The competent authorities of both high contracting parties will cooperate most closely in connection with the exchange of information concerning the activities of the Communist ...
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... COOPERATION With a view to the creation of conditions of stability and well - being which are neces- sary for peaceful and friendly relations among nations based on respect for the prin- ciple of equal rights and self - determination of ...
... COOPERATION With a view to the creation of conditions of stability and well - being which are neces- sary for peaceful and friendly relations among nations based on respect for the prin- ciple of equal rights and self - determination of ...
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