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... city under exceptional conditions , the major- ity of the Commune was in no way socialist , nor could it be . " He went on to criticize the Communards for not having shown a " modicum of common sense " in reaching a compromise with ...
... city under exceptional conditions , the major- ity of the Commune was in no way socialist , nor could it be . " He went on to criticize the Communards for not having shown a " modicum of common sense " in reaching a compromise with ...
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... city one day ; the U.S.A. may respond with the destruction of Leningrad . Since a " tit - tat- tit " ( sic ) exchange of cities might ensue , a rigid control must be exercised over all the button - pushers involved , lest the war ...
... city one day ; the U.S.A. may respond with the destruction of Leningrad . Since a " tit - tat- tit " ( sic ) exchange of cities might ensue , a rigid control must be exercised over all the button - pushers involved , lest the war ...
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... cities which are dangerously close to the silos . ( A map of these likely targets that was prepared for Con- gress last year showed that practically every big city would stand within lethal range of an attack that concentrated upon our ...
... cities which are dangerously close to the silos . ( A map of these likely targets that was prepared for Con- gress last year showed that practically every big city would stand within lethal range of an attack that concentrated upon our ...
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