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Page 198
... Teutonic aspira- tion can never raise its bruised head in menace . In the meantime , to thwart the com- mon enemy of mankind on land , America will continue to build ships , ships , ships ! T HE Germans used to complain , before the war ...
... Teutonic aspira- tion can never raise its bruised head in menace . In the meantime , to thwart the com- mon enemy of mankind on land , America will continue to build ships , ships , ships ! T HE Germans used to complain , before the war ...
Page 246
... Teutonic hegemony - a Pan - Turanian * empire dominated by the militarism of Germany and led by the Timur and Attila of modern war . * The Pan - Turanian movement aspired to an aggressive union of Asiatic peoples , especially the Ural ...
... Teutonic hegemony - a Pan - Turanian * empire dominated by the militarism of Germany and led by the Timur and Attila of modern war . * The Pan - Turanian movement aspired to an aggressive union of Asiatic peoples , especially the Ural ...
Page 273
... Teutonic power robbed of its dream of Bagdad that now looks out on the romantic cities of Merv , Bokhara , and Samarkand as stepping- stones to the tropical materials and popu- lation centers of India and the East . The modern Hadji has ...
... Teutonic power robbed of its dream of Bagdad that now looks out on the romantic cities of Merv , Bokhara , and Samarkand as stepping- stones to the tropical materials and popu- lation centers of India and the East . The modern Hadji has ...
Page 331
... himself , and on horseback he entered , with all the pomp and glory and display of wealth that the Teutonic mind could conceive . Photograph from C. W. Whitehair That ostentatious entry twenty years THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 331.
... himself , and on horseback he entered , with all the pomp and glory and display of wealth that the Teutonic mind could conceive . Photograph from C. W. Whitehair That ostentatious entry twenty years THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 331.
Page 448
... Teutons , or Germans , and Slavs . Common usage treats these groups as races , so properly we speak of the Celtic race or the Slavic race or of the races of Europe . Because of the intimate rela- tions of the Greeks and Latins and the ...
... Teutons , or Germans , and Slavs . Common usage treats these groups as races , so properly we speak of the Celtic race or the Slavic race or of the races of Europe . Because of the intimate rela- tions of the Greeks and Latins and the ...
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