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The remainder of the 345 German states were so small in comparison with the other powers in Europe that Voltaire aptly termed them duodecimo duchies , ' and they were so feeble that their influence was of no real significance in ...
The remainder of the 345 German states were so small in comparison with the other powers in Europe that Voltaire aptly termed them duodecimo duchies , ' and they were so feeble that their influence was of no real significance in ...
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In 1910 , German loans to Turkey caused English and , French influence to wane . In the next few years , new concessions were granted for the construction of the Berlin to Bagdad railway . In all countries of the Entente , propaganda ...
In 1910 , German loans to Turkey caused English and , French influence to wane . In the next few years , new concessions were granted for the construction of the Berlin to Bagdad railway . In all countries of the Entente , propaganda ...
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She desired especially to obtain a sphere of influence in Mesopotamia and Asiatic Turkey in order to build up a great economic empire which would give her an outlet for trade and capital . THE BERLIN - TO - Bagdad RAILWAY The primary ...
She desired especially to obtain a sphere of influence in Mesopotamia and Asiatic Turkey in order to build up a great economic empire which would give her an outlet for trade and capital . THE BERLIN - TO - Bagdad RAILWAY The primary ...
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