Thorsten V Kalijarvi
Biographic Data
| ID | 337122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thorsten V Kalijarvi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thorsten V |
| FAMILY NAME | Kalijarvi |
| SIGNATURE | KALIJARVI T V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Hampshire at Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Obstacles to European Unification
The desire for unification is deeply rooted in European thought, and the concept has gained in importance and acceptance over the centuries. At the close of World War II, Europe lay in shambles which were the culmination of strife, misrepresentation, and hatred. Separated from its eastern portion and faced with the Communist menace, West ern Europe had the choice of co-operation or going under. Co- operation was chosen. Obstacles to practical uni…
Economic Cooperation and National Security
Modern World Politics
The Future of Congress in Foreign Relations
Back Door to War
Point Four in the Contemporary Setting
The Organizational Framework of the North Atlantic Treaty
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The North Atlantic Treaty in the United States Senate
In joining the North Atlantic Treaty the United States made a momentous decision in its foreign policy. This article undertakes to analyze the rôle of the United States Senate in this historic step and to summarize the more important issues encountered
Governments and Politics Abroad
Finland Since 1939
An understanding of present-day Finland is conditioned upon an understanding of Finland prior to 1939. The background for the last eight years must come from the early Middle Ages, when Finland became united with the Kingdom of Sweden and carried on more or less constant warfare on the side of that country against Russia. When, in 1809, Russia defeated Sweden in war, she forced the latter to cede Finland to her. Finland was, however, immediately …
Settlements of World Wars I and II Compared
The Persistence of Power Politics
Central-Eastern European Minorities in the United States
THERE is no part of the United States that does not have its bloc of recent immigrants. The central-eastern European minorities are widely scattered. The Greeks and the Balkan peoples have settled chiefly in New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, and Massachusetts. About 3,000,000 Poles or people of Polish parentage are scattered throughout Pennsylvania and the Middle West. There are 170,000 Czechs in Illinois, Nebraska, Texas, New York, a…
Modern World Politics
French Canadians in the United States
The Government of New Hampshire
Primary ballots" (2 folded leaves), "Official ballot" (folded leaf), "Map of New Hampshire" (folded leaf), "Chart of New Hampshire government" (folded leaf), "New Hampshire state flag" (plate) in pocket
Wem hat Deutschland seine Kolonien aufgrund des Versailler Diktats überlassen? By Harro Brenner. (Bonn and Berlin
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The Problem of Memel
One of the danger spots in after-war Europe is the “autonomous territory” of Memel. So many questions are constantly being raised about it that a sketch of its background is necessary. A prominent French writer, for instance, stated in 1926 that the population were “au point de vue ethnique, moitie polonais et moitié lithuanien,” when as a matter of fact there are only a very few Poles in the whole area with its population of 140,000 or more
Scandinavian Claims to Jurisdiction Over Territorial Waters
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The Question of East Carelia
Eastern Carelia is composed of the governments of Kemi, Archangel or the Provinces of Viena, Poventsa, Petroskoi, and the Olonets. It is bounded on the west by the eastern frontier of Finland, on the south by Lake Ladoga and the River Svir, on the east by Lake Onega and the White Sea, and on the north by the Arctic Ocean. It is about 300,000 square kilometers inarea with a population of about 175,000 people. Of these 134,000 are Carelians of the …
The North Atlantic Treaty in the United States Senate
In joining the North Atlantic Treaty the United States made a momentous decision in its foreign policy. This article undertakes to analyze the rôle of the United States Senate in this historic step and to summarize the more important issues encountered
Back Door to War
The Question of East Carelia
Eastern Carelia is composed of the governments of Kemi, Archangel or the Provinces of Viena, Poventsa, Petroskoi, and the Olonets. It is bounded on the west by the eastern frontier of Finland, on the south by Lake Ladoga and the River Svir, on the east by Lake Onega and the White Sea, and on the north by the Arctic Ocean. It is about 300,000 square kilometers inarea with a population of about 175,000 people. Of these 134,000 are Carelians of the …
Scandinavian Claims to Jurisdiction Over Territorial Waters
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Problem of Memel
One of the danger spots in after-war Europe is the “autonomous territory” of Memel. So many questions are constantly being raised about it that a sketch of its background is necessary. A prominent French writer, for instance, stated in 1926 that the population were “au point de vue ethnique, moitie polonais et moitié lithuanien,” when as a matter of fact there are only a very few Poles in the whole area with its population of 140,000 or more
Wem hat Deutschland seine Kolonien aufgrund des Versailler Diktats überlassen? By Harro Brenner. (Bonn and Berlin
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Government of New Hampshire
Primary ballots" (2 folded leaves), "Official ballot" (folded leaf), "Map of New Hampshire" (folded leaf), "Chart of New Hampshire government" (folded leaf), "New Hampshire state flag" (plate) in pocket
French Canadians in the United States
Modern World Politics
Central-Eastern European Minorities in the United States
THERE is no part of the United States that does not have its bloc of recent immigrants. The central-eastern European minorities are widely scattered. The Greeks and the Balkan peoples have settled chiefly in New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, and Massachusetts. About 3,000,000 Poles or people of Polish parentage are scattered throughout Pennsylvania and the Middle West. There are 170,000 Czechs in Illinois, Nebraska, Texas, New York, a…
Governments and Politics Abroad
Finland Since 1939
An understanding of present-day Finland is conditioned upon an understanding of Finland prior to 1939. The background for the last eight years must come from the early Middle Ages, when Finland became united with the Kingdom of Sweden and carried on more or less constant warfare on the side of that country against Russia. When, in 1809, Russia defeated Sweden in war, she forced the latter to cede Finland to her. Finland was, however, immediately …
Settlements of World Wars I and II Compared
The Persistence of Power Politics
The North Atlantic Treaty in the United States Senate
In joining the North Atlantic Treaty the United States made a momentous decision in its foreign policy. This article undertakes to analyze the rôle of the United States Senate in this historic step and to summarize the more important issues encountered
Point Four in the Contemporary Setting
The Organizational Framework of the North Atlantic Treaty
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Back Door to War
The Future of Congress in Foreign Relations
Modern World Politics
Economic Cooperation and National Security
Obstacles to European Unification
The desire for unification is deeply rooted in European thought, and the concept has gained in importance and acceptance over the centuries. At the close of World War II, Europe lay in shambles which were the culmination of strife, misrepresentation, and hatred. Separated from its eastern portion and faced with the Communist menace, West ern Europe had the choice of co-operation or going under. Co- operation was chosen. Obstacles to practical uni…
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