Some Factors Underlying International Tensions, And Some Methods By Which They May Be Reduced

Neale, Joy M.

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Some Factors Underlying International Tensions, And Some Methods By Which They May Be Reduced

dc:creator Neale, Joy M.

dc:date.issued1955

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Grantor dc:publisher: Drake University
Year dc:date.issued: 1955

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Author dc:creator: Neale, Joy M.

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United States--International cooperation
League of Nations--International cooperation
War--Psychological aspects--Analysis
Stress (Psychology)--Analysis

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Dc Identifier Other: 1955 .N25
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United States--International cooperation
League of Nations--International cooperation
War--Psychological aspects--Analysis
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Neale, Joy M.. Some Factors Underlying International Tensions, And Some Methods By Which They May Be Reduced. Drake University, 1955. http://hdl.handle.net/2092/1847

Some Factors Underlying International Tensions, And Some Methods By Which They May Be Reduced

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