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Page 549
... authorities on the defensive . The authorities had not remained inactive , however , and their reaction to these developments had led to a sequence of events between 1962 and 1966 that marked a psychological change in the relation ...
... authorities on the defensive . The authorities had not remained inactive , however , and their reaction to these developments had led to a sequence of events between 1962 and 1966 that marked a psychological change in the relation ...
Page 552
... authorities ' sudden decision to allow Tarsis to emigrate to the West . This , too , was a first - the first time a prominent opponent of the regime had been allowed to leave unhindered for the West since the twen- ties - and ...
... authorities ' sudden decision to allow Tarsis to emigrate to the West . This , too , was a first - the first time a prominent opponent of the regime had been allowed to leave unhindered for the West since the twen- ties - and ...
Page 985
... authorities had simply reacted to a request from the American tax authorities for clarification of the fund's status and had automatically put a block on any withdrawal of money from the fund until its status had been determined . The ...
... authorities had simply reacted to a request from the American tax authorities for clarification of the fund's status and had automatically put a block on any withdrawal of money from the fund until its status had been determined . The ...
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Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
FAREWELL TO THE OLD WORLD | 60 |
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