Littell's Living Age, Volumes 342-343Littell, Son and Company, 1932 |
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... Herriot turned to the parties of the right for his support and received the handsome majority of 306 to 172 . This seems satisfactory enough , but the truth is that Herriot owes his prestige to his success at Lausanne , into which he ...
... Herriot turned to the parties of the right for his support and received the handsome majority of 306 to 172 . This seems satisfactory enough , but the truth is that Herriot owes his prestige to his success at Lausanne , into which he ...
Page 48
... Herriot to cooperate with M. Blum . But M. Herriot was terrified at the price his party might have to pay for Socialist coöperation . He could not bring himself to take the risks . He preferred a government that no one could accuse of ...
... Herriot to cooperate with M. Blum . But M. Herriot was terrified at the price his party might have to pay for Socialist coöperation . He could not bring himself to take the risks . He preferred a government that no one could accuse of ...
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... Herriot's Radical Socialist Cabinet remains in power depends on the toleration of Léon Blum's regular Socialists . Before assum- ing office Herriot declared that he would not enter into a coalition with the centre as he was forced to do ...
... Herriot's Radical Socialist Cabinet remains in power depends on the toleration of Léon Blum's regular Socialists . Before assum- ing office Herriot declared that he would not enter into a coalition with the centre as he was forced to do ...
Contents
LITERATUR | 3 |
AMERICAS Error GERMANYS MISTAKE A Paris Editor | 22 |
EVERYDAY JAPAN Hélène Iswolsky | 36 |
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