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... invaded . Even peasants with a small plot of land knew that if their province were permanently annexed by an enemy , they themselves would retain their land . When their province was invaded they were neutrals more often than ...
... invaded . Even peasants with a small plot of land knew that if their province were permanently annexed by an enemy , they themselves would retain their land . When their province was invaded they were neutrals more often than ...
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... invaded European colonies in south - east Asia . As late as October 1940 President Roosevelt was privately confiding that a Japanese attack on the Philippines might not necessarily draw the United States into war against Japan . For a ...
... invaded European colonies in south - east Asia . As late as October 1940 President Roosevelt was privately confiding that a Japanese attack on the Philippines might not necessarily draw the United States into war against Japan . For a ...
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... invaded Hong Kong , Thailand , French Indo - China , Malaya , Burma , the Philip- pines , the Dutch East Indies , and a chain of United States bases in the central Pacific ? The balance of opinion amongst the military and naval chiefs ...
... invaded Hong Kong , Thailand , French Indo - China , Malaya , Burma , the Philip- pines , the Dutch East Indies , and a chain of United States bases in the central Pacific ? The balance of opinion amongst the military and naval chiefs ...
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