The Western Mediterranean: Its Political, Economic, and Strategic ImportancePraeger, 1974 - 256페이지 |
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... Party was officially formed in 1934 , and Habib Bour- guiba was confirmed as the leader by being made a national martyr through his arrest . Bourguiba had explained " Bourguibism " as a tactic for wresting concessions from an adversary ...
... Party was officially formed in 1934 , and Habib Bour- guiba was confirmed as the leader by being made a national martyr through his arrest . Bourguiba had explained " Bourguibism " as a tactic for wresting concessions from an adversary ...
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... party . France was to continue to be responsible for foreign affairs , internal security , and control of the economy . The general secretary , Salah ben Youssef , promptly attacked the conventions and sought to rally the party behind ...
... party . France was to continue to be responsible for foreign affairs , internal security , and control of the economy . The general secretary , Salah ben Youssef , promptly attacked the conventions and sought to rally the party behind ...
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... Party of the Soviet Union ( CPSU ) but left the congress prematurely after Brezhnev had referred to the illegal Alge- rian Communist Party ( PCA ) as a sister party . Inasmuch as the problem of Algerian communism has bedeviled Algerian ...
... Party of the Soviet Union ( CPSU ) but left the congress prematurely after Brezhnev had referred to the illegal Alge- rian Communist Party ( PCA ) as a sister party . Inasmuch as the problem of Algerian communism has bedeviled Algerian ...
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