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Jack of a few trades, but (surely) master of none!
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Oct 25 |
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What aternative locations were considered for the United Nations? @JoeHobbit US as most neutral place for UN... I hope you are being sarcastic. ;) |
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Oct 17 |
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Which 11 countries were democratic in 1941? @hawbsl You need to tell what is the broadcaster's prespective of democracy, prima facie, there seems to be more than 11 democracies even before 1941 based on purely technical considerations. |
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Oct 17 |
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Which 11 countries were democratic in 1941? @ExpatEgghead That is precisely the issue. As Rory points out, there are difficulties in defining democracy and thus it now hinders upon the OP to clear his view of democracy. |
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Oct 15 |
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Which 11 countries were democratic in 1941? @WorldEngineer Thanks! I have updated the list to include Mexico after checking up the references. |
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Oct 15 |
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Which 11 countries were democratic in 1941? @lins314159 Thanks! I am removing their inclusion for now, until I get further clarity. Also, here is the qualification on the link itself The three Baltic states were parliamentary republics after declaring their independence from the Russian Empire in 1918, but were all occupied by the Soviet Union in 1940. After regaining independence by 1991, all three countries resumed to parliamentary democracy. |
