Titlebook: Eastern Europe and the West; Selected Papers from John Morison (Senior Lecturer in Russian and Easte Book 1992 International Council for So

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Uncertainty, Risk and Complexity,happened to be from a land that, until 1944, had been an ally of Germany and not its victim. For this reason, the Hungarian . never gained the kind of sympathy their hosts had toward the Poles and the Czechoslovaks.

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Wajdi Bellil,Chokri Ben Amar,Adel M. Alimiistance to the Italian invasion of Albania in April 1939.. The relationship that developed between the British and Kupi was long, rather unfortunate for all concerned, and resulted in considerable dispute.

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Abaz Kupi and British Intelligence in Albania, 1943–4istance to the Italian invasion of Albania in April 1939.. The relationship that developed between the British and Kupi was long, rather unfortunate for all concerned, and resulted in considerable dispute.

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Possibilities and Limitations of Foreign Policy, in Exile: Adam Jerzy Czartoryski’s Hotel Lambert inuntry for political reasons. The cause is taken as essentially determining the phenomenon of emigration. Exile policy refers to those political activities through which a political emigrant wants to change the political situation in the country which he left. The two terms are not necessarily synony

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Pi?sudski, Dmowski and the Russo-Japanese War: An Episode in the Diplomacy of a Stateless Peoplebitions in the Far East. The competition for dominance over Korea finally culminated in the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War on 8 February 1904. This unsettled situation, full of uncertainties for the Russian empire, seemed to favour the Polish nation. A serious Russian setback could bring about c

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Great Britain and the Establishment of the Horthy Regimedox. On the one hand, given the myriad of European and global problems with which the British government had to grapple in the period immediately after the First World War, it is understandable that matters relating to Hungary would be given a relatively low priority. This sentiment was very well re