An edition of International law and international relations, 1941-1942
(1942)
International law and international relations, 1941-1942
by George Grafton Wilson and Naval War College (U.S.)
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War between the United States and the axis powers. By L.H. Woolsey.
Law in war. By Charles Cheney Hyde.
Japan attacks the United States. By Ellery C. Stowell.
Capture of the German steamship "Odenwald". By L.H. Woolsey.
International legislation. By George Grafton Wilson.
The execution of hostages. by Arthur K. Kuhn.
International law concerning accidents to war prisoners employed in private enterprises. By Curt H. Rosenberg.
The U.S.S.R. and international organizations. By Charles Prince.
Duration of treaties. By George Grafton Wilson.
A British view of international law. By Quincy Wright.
Warfare in the Atlantic. By Admiral William V. Pratt.
Narkomindel and comintern: Instruments of world revolution. By Bruce C. Hopper.
The war of eastern Europe. By Bruce C. Hopper.
Bringing the Monroe doctrine up to date. By Dexter Perkins.
South American perplexities. By Fernando de los Rios.
Bombing and morale. By J.M. Spaight.
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