Capsule Review July 1937 Issue World Peace and Czechoslovakia 1919-1934 by Karel Hoch and OthersReviewed by Foreign AffairsAbout the Author: My FA Anthologies Read more by Foreign Affairs In This Review World Peace and Czechoslovakia 1919-1934 By Karel Hoch and Others International University Booksellers, 1936 121 pp. $7.00 Purchase Facebook Twitter Email My FA Saved Articles Print Political, economic and social problems discussed by eight Czechoslovak writers. Stay informed. Get the latest book reviews delivered to your inbox. More Reviews on Eastern Europe From This Issue July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free The Revolution Betrayed Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Istoriya Na Turnovskata Konstitutsiya Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Greece's Anatolian Venture -- and After Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Die Völkerrechtliche Entwicklung Bulgariens Nach Dem Weltkriege Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Rumänien Diesseits Und Jenseits Der Karpathen Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Yugoslavia Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Principiul Nationalitătilor În Tratatele De Pace Din 1919-1920 Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Politics and Political Parties in Roumania Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Notes D'un Girovague. Voyages En Sud Europe 1921-1922 Foreign Affairs July 1937 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Czechoslovakia and the International Situation at the Beginning of 1937 Foreign Affairs Browse All Capsule Reviews
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