National self-determination in British government policy during the First World War with special reference to Poland, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia
In 1914 the British government was not interested in national self-determination in eastern Europe, but by November 1918 it was deeply involved with various eastern European subject nationalities and was committed by implication to their independence. It was not legally committed to national self-de...
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London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London)
1971
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