The Polish Review, Volume 4Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America., 1959 - Poland |
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... Hungary , had to choose between communism and no communism . That was the only choice he would have had to make , as there was only one communism in which he could involve himself . That was basically a duplication of the Soviet ...
... Hungary , had to choose between communism and no communism . That was the only choice he would have had to make , as there was only one communism in which he could involve himself . That was basically a duplication of the Soviet ...
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... Hungary to engage in an undertaking which is characterized as a revolution . The second question , therefore , is why did the revolution succeed in Poland and fail in Hungary ? Here , it is necessary to point out certain general ...
... Hungary to engage in an undertaking which is characterized as a revolution . The second question , therefore , is why did the revolution succeed in Poland and fail in Hungary ? Here , it is necessary to point out certain general ...
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... Hungarian situation broke open and Soviet at- tention was diverted to the more actual problem of Hungary , Gomułka was given a breathing spell . The Hungarian situation and the Soviet interention gave Gomułka an opportunity to set up a ...
... Hungarian situation broke open and Soviet at- tention was diverted to the more actual problem of Hungary , Gomułka was given a breathing spell . The Hungarian situation and the Soviet interention gave Gomułka an opportunity to set up a ...
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POE IN THE BRONX Joseph Wittlin | 3 |
Stachiewicz Wacław 83 Chesterfield Ave Montreal | 6 |
JOSEPH CONRAD IN POLAND Adam Gillon | 25 |
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