Titlebook: Law and Politics of the Danube; An Interdisciplinary Stephen Gorove Book 1964 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1964 Gesch?ftsordnun

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Changed Setting: Law and Politics of the New Danube Commission, is, freedom of navigation on a basis of equality for riparians and nonriparians alike — and subsituted the Soviet concept of free navigation which meant navigation under the exclusive control of riparians, most of which were themselves ruled by Russia. On a purely formal level, the Conference adopt

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GEAR

Encounters and Methods: American and Soviet,to camouflage real Soviet objectives.. As the tide of the war was turning more and more against Germany, Soviet diplomacy, in a more and more discernible fashion and with increasing tenacity, set out both for the consolidation and extension of “red” territorial gains in Danubian Europe.

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Changed Setting: Law and Politics of the New Danube Commission,ed a Soviet-inspired Convention clearly reflective of the fundamental changes which had occurred in the balance of power and patterns of East European effective control to Russia’s thorough advantage in the wake of the Second World War.

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Further Encounters and Methods: American and Soviet,viet Union, following the wartime devastations, was much in need of goods and services; therefore the success of each of these endeavors was vital to her own economy and to the fullest utilization of the Russian controlled sectors of the Danube River.

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