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Problems Facing St ricken World New Forces at Work
Frank Comerford surveys Europe after World War I, noting a growing sense of a “new Order” among workers and leaders. He contrasts forward looking reformers with fate minded reactionaries, questions whether change will come by revolution or evolution, and sketches Europe’s debt, currency collapse, and poverty in France, Poland, Austria, and Czecho Slovakia. He ends with a brief biographical note on Mark Twain.
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Frank Comerford
Europe
Balkans
France
England
Patters
Litterirele
Barnacles
Tiasd
George
Bogard
Celal
Koshi
Teanain
Cherhoure
Ttuly
Balkan
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Poland
Warsaw
Austria
Vienna
Pear
Familly
Western Newspaper Union
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
Florida
Monroe County
the Enterprise
Virginia City
Nev
Ned
Ha Tle
Redding
Conn