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Rectovaginal Fistula and Anal Incontinence and French foreign policy are in complete accord, such as the Austrian State Treaty of 1955, appear comparatively rare. Even during Suez, although they might be on the same page, they seem to be singing different tunes. This was a moment of co-operation for specific and limited purposes which belie

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,‘French people have a peculiar facility for being misrepresented’: British Perceptions of France ataracteristic of a nineteenth century mainly notable for continued rivalry and near-wars. There had almost been war over Fashoda as recently as 1898, and when British readers thrilled to flesh-creeping invasion tales in the 1890s it was invariably the French who were expected to invade.

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,Entente and Argument: Britain, France and Disarmament, 1899–1934, ‘the British fleet and the French army as the two stabilising factors in Europe’.. In the latter, Gilbert Murray complained that ‘One of the most advanced French advocates of the League once said to me that the true guarantee of peace in Europe was a strong French Army and a strong British Navy. Th

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,British Communists and Anglo-French Relations, 1914–45,he Communist International (Comintern) in Moscow, a world party of which the British and French Communist parties were — again, in theory at least — only branches. This paper, then, sets out to analyse the importance of France for the British Communist Party in the era of the World Wars. It focusses