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2–3 percent of the tea was consumed in Scandinavia, the rest being sold to ... agricultural products from Germany and Scandinavia.[31] ... ...

Europe, including the Baltic states, Scandinavia and even Germany. ... Greeks," that is, from Scandinavia, the land of the Varangians, to ... ...

or the Afghans of Afghanistan or the Vikings of Scandinavia. ... Germany supplied manufactures to Scandinavia, Holland, England, France ... ...

that the living standards in the U.S. or Scandinavia are so much higher than ... of the time, spreading to the Netherlands and Scandinavia. ... ...

mother-right had not yet been obliterated in Scandinavia. ... deny that in the case also of Germany, Scandinavia and England there is very ... ...

to backward regions (Germany and Scandinavia). It is dangerous, in ... Protestant Europe—England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia—shared ... ...

national product. No country outside Scandinavia ever came close to this ... encompass the liberal dream of creating Scandinavia in the tropics. The dominant ... ...

, less rapid development (France, Scandinavia, Germany, and Bohemia ... and Baltic city-states; in Brandenburg, Scandinavia, Kurland, and Russia; ... ...

The experiences of social democratic parties in West Germany, Scandinavia ... a cloud of radioactivity drifting across Scandinavia. The staff at the nuclear ... ...

German philosophy in England and Scandinavia, whereas Engels (both in the preface and in the text of the book) has nothing but the most extreme ... ...

The Kingdom of Denmark is an imperialist country in Northern Europe and a part of Scandinavia. It shares a short land border with Germany to ... ...

of France, the UK, the Netherlands, and Scandinavia. The national income declined ... ” something resembling Western Europe or Scandinavia. ... ...

century. Germany supplied manufacturers to Scandinavia, Holland, England, France and Portugal, for resale in Africa. England, France and Holland (in ... ...

the burden of despair and become Communist, Scandinavia will fall in the same camp. The strategically and economically vital North African and middle ... ...

are weak, e.g., the U.S.; West Germany, Britain, Scandinavia, the Netherlands, in such countries the major danger is ultra-leftism. In other countries ... ...

France Category, Libraries in Other Languages, Scandinavia Category, UK Category, USA Category, Misc Country Facts, Misc Category, and Theory - Society. ... ...

China, the Latin American group of countries, Scandinavia, Russia, etc. The list [Okello Oculi correctly states] has a common attribute in the sense ... ...

Russians at cheap prices. From North Africa to Scandinavia, the CIA network confronted Soviet seamen, tourists, officials, athletes, even Soviet soldiers ... ...

forests of the taiga belt of northern Russia and Scandinavia; the wide temperate zone of deciduous woodland in Western Europe; the open steppes of Central ... ...

built along the coasts of Western Europe and Scandinavia, as there was good reason to believe that the Allies might launch a naval invasion in Western ... ...