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“Building the World” in a Global Agee during the second half of the 1950s. The emphasis here is on trilateral Franco-Anglo-American aviation diplomacy .-.-. the Soviet Union prior and during the 1955 Geneva Summit as well as on negotiations of individual European countries for re-establishing air services with Czechoslovakia and the o

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Baudouin Dupret,Jean-No?l Ferriértest connection between Europe, Asia and Australia, the eventuality of opening Siberia to international air travel was first proposed in mid-1950s by several European countries and Japan. Yet, Soviets rebuffed all proposals arguing that there was no route up to existing international standards acro

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