Czecho-Slovaks : an oppressed nationality, The

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Czecho-Slovaks : an oppressed nationality, The

24 page pamphlet created in Britain as a tool for education during World War I regarding the Slav nation. Title from cover. "The civilised world knows that they (the aims of the Allies) include ... the liberation of Italians, Slavs, Roumanians, and the Czecho-Slovaks from foreign domination..."[Extract from the Allies' reply to President Wilson's note.]

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Date 1917

Creator Namier, L. B. (Lewis Bernstein), 1888-1960, author.

Place Bohemia

Source Military Museums (Calgary, Alta.). World War I Propaganda Collection. D639 .P6 W67 NO.83

Collection Military History

Sub-Collection World War I Propaganda

Extent 24 pages ; 22 cm

Genre Pamphlets

Unique identifier CU15829093

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Attribution "Czecho-Slovaks : an oppressed nationality, The", 1917, (CU15829093) by Namier, L. B. (Lewis Bernstein), 1888-1960, author.. Courtesy of Military History Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.