American Might and Soviet MythH. Regnery Company, 1960 - 218 páginas Editor of the "Indianapolis Star" contends that America's vulnerability to Soviet communism lies in the ignorance and confusion of our military and diplomatic leaders. |
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... Koszta , release by the Austrian man - of - war " Hussar " of Martin Koszta , a Hungarian rebel , who , after a residence of some two years in America , where he had made a formal declara- tion of his intention to become a citizen of ...
... Koszta , release by the Austrian man - of - war " Hussar " of Martin Koszta , a Hungarian rebel , who , after a residence of some two years in America , where he had made a formal declara- tion of his intention to become a citizen of ...
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... Martin Koszta , in 1853 , and the discus- sions resulting from his seizure and forcible release , have given to the foregoing rule of international law a prominent position in the public mind . Koszta , a Hungarian banished from ...
... Martin Koszta , in 1853 , and the discus- sions resulting from his seizure and forcible release , have given to the foregoing rule of international law a prominent position in the public mind . Koszta , a Hungarian banished from ...
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... Martin Koszta , the Hungarian pa- triot , one of Kossuth's foremost captains . My father , while visit- ing the house of an American gentleman , happened to look at the orig- inal of the picture he sent me ... Martin Koszta Ingraham, Duncan.
... Martin Koszta , the Hungarian pa- triot , one of Kossuth's foremost captains . My father , while visit- ing the house of an American gentleman , happened to look at the orig- inal of the picture he sent me ... Martin Koszta Ingraham, Duncan.
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LETTER TO THE READER | 1 |
THE BATTLE FOR CHARACTER HOW WE HAVE BEEN LOSING IT | 7 |
OUR FOREIGN AID HOW TO BE UNPOPULAR | 26 |
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