Pakistan in the Pamir Knot: Geostrategic Imperatives |
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... sphere of Russian influence . She has no intention whatever of interfering or intervening in any way so as to damage of independence of that state ---- If London , as we hope holds the same view as our- selves , the wish expressed by ...
... sphere of Russian influence . She has no intention whatever of interfering or intervening in any way so as to damage of independence of that state ---- If London , as we hope holds the same view as our- selves , the wish expressed by ...
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... sphere of influence " .40 And ever since the Bol- shevik Revolution , the Soviet Union has worked consis- tently and patiently to transform Afghanistan into a willing satellite . Therefore , efforts by any other state to penetrate or ...
... sphere of influence " .40 And ever since the Bol- shevik Revolution , the Soviet Union has worked consis- tently and patiently to transform Afghanistan into a willing satellite . Therefore , efforts by any other state to penetrate or ...
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... influence or control , the former to the north , the latter to the south , of the above line of demarcation . 5. Her Britannic Majesty's Government engage that the territory lying within the British sphere of influence between the Hindu ...
... influence or control , the former to the north , the latter to the south , of the above line of demarcation . 5. Her Britannic Majesty's Government engage that the territory lying within the British sphere of influence between the Hindu ...
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