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... German delegation was given to study was the longest and most complicated that was ever made ; and the German observations could scarcely be compressed into a document of some hundred and thirty printed pages . All this - the study of ...
... German delegation was given to study was the longest and most complicated that was ever made ; and the German observations could scarcely be compressed into a document of some hundred and thirty printed pages . All this - the study of ...
Page 98
... German default in reparation- payments , the German customs zone was pushed back to the eastern boundary of the Occupied Territory , so that duties could be collected by the Allied officials on every article going into or coming out of ...
... German default in reparation- payments , the German customs zone was pushed back to the eastern boundary of the Occupied Territory , so that duties could be collected by the Allied officials on every article going into or coming out of ...
Page 117
... German delegation was met by Allied officers and was taken in automobiles , with drawn curtains , to a château for ... German delegates were introduced at 9 a.m. Their credentials were examined . Places were now taken at the conference ...
... German delegation was met by Allied officers and was taken in automobiles , with drawn curtains , to a château for ... German delegates were introduced at 9 a.m. Their credentials were examined . Places were now taken at the conference ...
Contents
THE DIVIDING LINE OF THE WORLD WAR page | 13 |
THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING PEACE | 18 |
THE OLD DIPLOMACY | 46 |
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