The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Volumen194Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1953 |
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... Socialist Council had been induced by the then Socialist Minister of Education to abandon its direct demand ( see A.R. 1951 , p . 34 ) but in 1952 it launched a flank attack by insisting that employees applying for extended sick leave ...
... Socialist Council had been induced by the then Socialist Minister of Education to abandon its direct demand ( see A.R. 1951 , p . 34 ) but in 1952 it launched a flank attack by insisting that employees applying for extended sick leave ...
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... Socialist parties at once led to a general strike and the banning of all public demonstrations , and the President now saw that his own withdrawal was the first condition of the preservation of law and order - the army was by then also ...
... Socialist parties at once led to a general strike and the banning of all public demonstrations , and the President now saw that his own withdrawal was the first condition of the preservation of law and order - the army was by then also ...
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... Socialist Party , the dominant element in the League , was assured of its position , and in consequence the new Cabinet was slightly more to the Left than its predecessor , with 12 Socialist Ministers out of 22 , as compared with 8 out ...
... Socialist Party , the dominant element in the League , was assured of its position , and in consequence the new Cabinet was slightly more to the Left than its predecessor , with 12 Socialist Ministers out of 22 , as compared with 8 out ...
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EASTER | 22 |
MIDSUMMER TO MICHAELMASTHE WAGES ISSUE | 42 |
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