The Wilsonian Moment: Selfdetermination And The International Origins Of Anticolonial Nationalism,New Lillian Replacing It With The Independence

Replacing It With The Independence Of Subordinate Commanders

First Published In German In 1948 And Translated Into Japanese In 1956

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The Wilsonian Moment: Selfdetermination And The International Origins Of Anticolonial Nationalism,New Lillian Replacing It With The IndependenceDuring The Paris Peace Conference Of 1919, While Key Decisions Were Debated By The Victorious Allied Powers, A Multitude Of Smaller Nations And Colonies Held Their Breath, Waiting To See How Their Fates Would Be Decided. President Woodrow Wilson, In His Fourteen Points, Had Called For 'A Free, Openminded, And Absolutely Impartial Adjustment Of All Colonial Claims,' Giving Equal Weight Would Be Given To The Opinions Of The Colonized Peoples And The