The World Almanac and Book of FactsPress Publishing Company (The New York World), 1956 |
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第 46 頁
... Soviet Union were unchanged . The world situation , however , had turned to the disadvantage of the West , as the Soviet Union began penetra- tion of the Near East . Major moves of the Soviet Union were : apology by the masters of the ...
... Soviet Union were unchanged . The world situation , however , had turned to the disadvantage of the West , as the Soviet Union began penetra- tion of the Near East . Major moves of the Soviet Union were : apology by the masters of the ...
第 47 頁
... Soviet peoples . There are no natural differences between our peoples or our nations . " On the second day at Geneva , when the intentions of NATO were being questioned by the Soviet , President Eisenhower turned to Bulganin and Zhukov ...
... Soviet peoples . There are no natural differences between our peoples or our nations . " On the second day at Geneva , when the intentions of NATO were being questioned by the Soviet , President Eisenhower turned to Bulganin and Zhukov ...
第 106 頁
Soviet - Japan Negotiations June 14 - Soviet Union , through Jacob A. Malik , its ambassador in London , offered Japan's emis- sary , Shunichi Matsumoto , a draft peace treaty . It called for renunciation of Japanese claims to Kuriles ...
Soviet - Japan Negotiations June 14 - Soviet Union , through Jacob A. Malik , its ambassador in London , offered Japan's emis- sary , Shunichi Matsumoto , a draft peace treaty . It called for renunciation of Japanese claims to Kuriles ...
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