The National Review, Volume 42, Part 1W.H. Allen, 1903 |
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Page 38
... German political associations , and has received the moral and material support of German public opinion . The admitted aim of this propaganda is the endowment of two million German - speaking Hungarians with some kind of cultural and ...
... German political associations , and has received the moral and material support of German public opinion . The admitted aim of this propaganda is the endowment of two million German - speaking Hungarians with some kind of cultural and ...
Page 39
... German propa- ganda is a more or less instinctive but at the same time a thoroughly brutal attempt in the direction of the establishment of a systematic German world - policy . The yearnings for power of the old German Empire ...
... German propa- ganda is a more or less instinctive but at the same time a thoroughly brutal attempt in the direction of the establishment of a systematic German world - policy . The yearnings for power of the old German Empire ...
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... German squadrons come to closer quarters the fullest use will be made of their enormous torpedo armament . All the German ships carry a torpedo tube in their bow and another in their stern , though such tubes have been , perhaps too ...
... German squadrons come to closer quarters the fullest use will be made of their enormous torpedo armament . All the German ships carry a torpedo tube in their bow and another in their stern , though such tubes have been , perhaps too ...
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