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... Kohl had proved himself a merchant of equivocation , a fore- taste for the world of how a united Germany would behave once it rees- tablished unity and full sovereignty . For Kohl had waivered on the Ger- man border question with Poland ...
... Kohl had proved himself a merchant of equivocation , a fore- taste for the world of how a united Germany would behave once it rees- tablished unity and full sovereignty . For Kohl had waivered on the Ger- man border question with Poland ...
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... Kohl's Chris- tian Democratic Union and kill his chance for reelection if he fixed borders and made the ... Kohl sidestepped the issue with ambiguities , refusing to guarantee the border integrity in provincial German campaigning so as ...
... Kohl's Chris- tian Democratic Union and kill his chance for reelection if he fixed borders and made the ... Kohl sidestepped the issue with ambiguities , refusing to guarantee the border integrity in provincial German campaigning so as ...
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... Kohl's Political Math , " The New York Times , 28 February 1990 . 14. Thomas L. Friedman , " West Berlin Mayor Critical of Kohl on Boundary Issue , " The New York Times , 27 February 1990 . 15. Henry Kamm , " Some East Germans See Their ...
... Kohl's Political Math , " The New York Times , 28 February 1990 . 14. Thomas L. Friedman , " West Berlin Mayor Critical of Kohl on Boundary Issue , " The New York Times , 27 February 1990 . 15. Henry Kamm , " Some East Germans See Their ...
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Tsar and Soviet | 17 |
The Success and Failure of the Soviet Economy | 65 |
HISTORY WITHOUT END | 107 |
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