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Opinion on the Roumanian-Hungarian dispute before the Council of the League of nations, arising out of the application to Hungarian nationals in Transylvania of the Roumanian Agrarian law of 1921. By Edwin M. Borchard ...

Main Author: Borchard, Edwin, 1884-1951.
Language(s): English
Published: [New Haven, The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor company, 1927]
Subjects: Real property > Romania
Hungarians > Romania > Transylvania
Romania > Foreign relations > Hungary.
Hungary > Foreign relations > Romania
Note: Appendix: Roumano-Hungarian mixed arbitral tribunal. In the matter of: Emeric Kulin senior. The Roumanian government no. R. H. 139.--Dissenting opinion of the Roumanian arbitrator in the cases before the Roumanian-Hungarian mixed arbitral tribunal on the demurrer to the jurisdiction.--Report of the Committee of three to the Council of the League of nations.
Physical Description: 67 p. 23cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: JX 678 .R9 B7
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