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The presiding officers in the United Nations. By S. E. Werners.

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Werners, S. E. (Siegfried E.) Werners, S. E. (Siegfried E.)

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TextPublication details: Haarlem, F. Bohn, 1967.Subject(s):

United Nations

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341.13

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JX1977 .W46

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