Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volumul 10Richard Crosscup Philosophical Library, 1965 - 496 pagini |
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... peace , however sincere may be your sympathy for the toilers , and however sincere may be your desire for peace - I am fully convinced that it cannot but be sin- cere in the majority of cases - you are impotent , because the war cannot ...
... peace , however sincere may be your sympathy for the toilers , and however sincere may be your desire for peace - I am fully convinced that it cannot but be sin- cere in the majority of cases - you are impotent , because the war cannot ...
Pagina 307
... peace and revolution make uneasy bedfellows . There can be no peace until the forces of oppression are overthrown . Our continent has been carved up by the great powers ; alien governments have been forced upon the African people by ...
... peace and revolution make uneasy bedfellows . There can be no peace until the forces of oppression are overthrown . Our continent has been carved up by the great powers ; alien governments have been forced upon the African people by ...
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... peace - loving state could decline a peace treaty with a neighbor- ing state , even though the latter was headed by such fiends and cannibals as Hitler and Ribbentrop . But , that , of course , only on one indispensable condition , name ...
... peace - loving state could decline a peace treaty with a neighbor- ing state , even though the latter was headed by such fiends and cannibals as Hitler and Ribbentrop . But , that , of course , only on one indispensable condition , name ...
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