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... example , extended de facto recognition to the Soviets by the trade agreement of March , 1921. De jure recognition ... Examples : U.S. recognition of the " government " of Panama , Nov. 13 , 1903 ; French recognition of the " White ...
... example , extended de facto recognition to the Soviets by the trade agreement of March , 1921. De jure recognition ... Examples : U.S. recognition of the " government " of Panama , Nov. 13 , 1903 ; French recognition of the " White ...
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... example , Japan “ in- vested " $ 682,000,000 in Manchukuo , but $ 312,000,000 of this sum represented the cost of maintaining armed forces and suppressing " banditry , " and only $ 40,000,000 represented private investments . Each ...
... example , Japan “ in- vested " $ 682,000,000 in Manchukuo , but $ 312,000,000 of this sum represented the cost of maintaining armed forces and suppressing " banditry , " and only $ 40,000,000 represented private investments . Each ...
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... example set a year previously , when Paris ac- quiesced in Hitler's repudiation of the military clauses of the Treaty . The Blum Cabinet continued the same policy , hoping that French inaction in the Rhineland and French support of ...
... example set a year previously , when Paris ac- quiesced in Hitler's repudiation of the military clauses of the Treaty . The Blum Cabinet continued the same policy , hoping that French inaction in the Rhineland and French support of ...
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