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They lack a common language , a common education , and a common social life . For each man his family and his friends , his interests and his ambitions , are to be found in the country from which he comes . In his own country lie the ...
They lack a common language , a common education , and a common social life . For each man his family and his friends , his interests and his ambitions , are to be found in the country from which he comes . In his own country lie the ...
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... common to all . What common ground can there be between the bitterly opposed philosophies of the Comintern and Christianity , between the outlook of the Germany of Hitler and of modern Japan or China , the passionate desire for ...
... common to all . What common ground can there be between the bitterly opposed philosophies of the Comintern and Christianity , between the outlook of the Germany of Hitler and of modern Japan or China , the passionate desire for ...
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... common worship , no no common religious ideals , no common faith . It is no more a ' Holy Alliance ' than was that union of autocrats who , after the Napoleonic Wars , strove to maintain in Europe a status quo of fettered nations . It ...
... common worship , no no common religious ideals , no common faith . It is no more a ' Holy Alliance ' than was that union of autocrats who , after the Napoleonic Wars , strove to maintain in Europe a status quo of fettered nations . It ...
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