Botanikai közlemények.

19, 1920-1921

Növʹenytani közlemʹenyek.

5, 1906

Növʹenytani közlemʹenyek.

6, 1907

Botanikai közlemények.

8, 1909

Botanikai közlemények.

12, 1913

Botanikai közlemények.

20, 1922

Botanikai közlemények.

16, 1917

Botanikai közlemények.

17, 1918

Növʹenytani közlemʹenyek.

4, 1905

Növʹenytani közlemʹenyek.

1, 1902

Botanikai közlemények.

18, 1919

Botanikai közlemények.

9, 1910

Nieuwe en Accurate Caart vann de Omleggende Lande van Belgrado: als mede des selfs Belegeringh, ende Marse der Keyserlycke Armee, Ao. 1717

by Joachim Ottens.

A rotação partidária em Portugal : a aprendizagem da alternância política (c. 1860-1890)

Tese de doutoramento, História (História Contemporânea), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2016

All Roads Lead to Rome: Background, Context and Legacy of the Treaty on the European Community. Jean Monnet/Robert Schuman Paper Series Special Issue 3, August 2012

From the Introduction. The rejection by the French National Assembly of the ill-fated European Defense Community (EDC) Treaty in August 30, 1954, together with the automatic shelving of the equally faulty European Political Community (EPC) proposal, put an end, at least for the time being, to any form of political and military union of the existing Western Europe on a supranational level. The times were difficult in Europe and the international atmosphere was cloudy. The end of the Korean War coincided with the insistence of the Soviets to stick to a policy of détente, leading to the suppression of the Hungarian rebellion. France was facing opposition to her colonial presence in Indochina, as well as in North Africa. But the crisis of Suez prompted the French government to distance itself from the British and the United States. The defeat of the EDC and EPC was not going to be the end of the story and the dream inaugurated by Monnet and Schuman in 1950. It was not long before plans in favor of a European re-launch were taking shape. 1