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... invasion of the Netherlands in 1787 , Russia's invasion of Poland in 1792 , and Austria's invasion of France in the same year . Civil un- rest , like the death of kings , marked the crumbling of estab- lished authority and therefore ...
... invasion of the Netherlands in 1787 , Russia's invasion of Poland in 1792 , and Austria's invasion of France in the same year . Civil un- rest , like the death of kings , marked the crumbling of estab- lished authority and therefore ...
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... invaded European colonies in south - east Asia . As late as October 1940 President Roosevelt was privately confiding ... invasion of Britain now seemed less likely , Australia became less nervous of Japan . Similarly , in high military ...
... invaded European colonies in south - east Asia . As late as October 1940 President Roosevelt was privately confiding ... invasion of Britain now seemed less likely , Australia became less nervous of Japan . Similarly , in high military ...
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... invaded Hong Kong , Thailand , French Indo - China , Malaya , Burma , the Philip- pines , the Dutch East Indies , and a ... invasion was under way , Britain's hopes of sending reinforcements from Suez to Singapore would be like sending a ...
... invaded Hong Kong , Thailand , French Indo - China , Malaya , Burma , the Philip- pines , the Dutch East Indies , and a ... invasion was under way , Britain's hopes of sending reinforcements from Suez to Singapore would be like sending a ...
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