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Ikke se, ikke høre, ikke tale ...

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It was shown with embarrassing clarity of two days of debate that Foreign Minister K.B. Andersen had an immense difficulty in reaching out for others than the Americans in the unfortunate war in Vietnam.
The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
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Title: Ikke se, ikke høre, ikke tale ...
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It was shown with embarrassing clarity of two days of debate that Foreign Minister K.
B.
Andersen had an immense difficulty in reaching out for others than the Americans in the unfortunate war in Vietnam.

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