Littell's Living Age, Volumes 342-343Littell, Son and Company, 1932 |
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Page 43
... peasants up to January 1 , 1930. On that date , the Japanese peasants owed a total of 4,585,378,000 yen . According to ex- perts connected with this bank , these debts have increased at the rate of six hundred million yen a year ...
... peasants up to January 1 , 1930. On that date , the Japanese peasants owed a total of 4,585,378,000 yen . According to ex- perts connected with this bank , these debts have increased at the rate of six hundred million yen a year ...
Page 195
... peasants and the industrial workers . Owing to the food shortage more and more peasants are selling their products in the cities at gradually rising prices , and similar rises in the factory stores indicate that modified inflation has ...
... peasants and the industrial workers . Owing to the food shortage more and more peasants are selling their products in the cities at gradually rising prices , and similar rises in the factory stores indicate that modified inflation has ...
Page 406
... peasants do not sell grain on the market at all . The little German peasant makes his living out of cattle , and the small amount of grain that he cultivates only goes to serve his own needs . However , the fodder that he needs for his ...
... peasants do not sell grain on the market at all . The little German peasant makes his living out of cattle , and the small amount of grain that he cultivates only goes to serve his own needs . However , the fodder that he needs for his ...
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LITERATUR | 3 |
AMERICAS Error GERMANYS MISTAKE A Paris Editor | 22 |
EVERYDAY JAPAN Hélène Iswolsky | 36 |
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