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The Red Army entered eastern Poland in January 1944. But it did not extend
assistance to the Polish Home Army' 3 which, encouraged by Soviet broadcasts
and counting on help from the approaching Russian forces, began its uprising ...
The Red Army entered eastern Poland in January 1944. But it did not extend
assistance to the Polish Home Army' 3 which, encouraged by Soviet broadcasts
and counting on help from the approaching Russian forces, began its uprising ...
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Thus, by 1947, Poland was totally in the hands of a communist regime directly
sponsored by, and dependent upon, the Soviet Union. Though Poland
responded favourably to the US invitation to participate in the Marshall Plan in
July 1947, ...
Thus, by 1947, Poland was totally in the hands of a communist regime directly
sponsored by, and dependent upon, the Soviet Union. Though Poland
responded favourably to the US invitation to participate in the Marshall Plan in
July 1947, ...
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Poland In Poland, the seething discontent of the masses found expression in the
violent Poznan rising of June 1956. The workers of Poznan, following the
examples of Plezen and Berlin, took over the whole city and put forward
economic and ...
Poland In Poland, the seething discontent of the masses found expression in the
violent Poznan rising of June 1956. The workers of Poznan, following the
examples of Plezen and Berlin, took over the whole city and put forward
economic and ...
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Contents
Soviet Models 3470 | 34 |
Bases of Indias Attitude 7393 | 73 |
Phase of Ranas Intransigence | 94 |
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| Title | Small neighbours of big powers: India's attitude towards Nepal, September 1946-March 1963 |
| Author | Kirtyanand Singh |
| Publisher | Capital Pub. House, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Jul 2008 |
| Length | 256 pages |
| Subjects | › › History / Asia / India & South Asia India Nepal Travel / Asia / Central |
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