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Hellenistic influence from the west brought India into a shared orbit with Greece and later , Rome . Ashoka's conversion to Buddhism led to a new missionary zeal that saw him dispatch emissaries to the east , for the text known as the ...
Hellenistic influence from the west brought India into a shared orbit with Greece and later , Rome . Ashoka's conversion to Buddhism led to a new missionary zeal that saw him dispatch emissaries to the east , for the text known as the ...
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That this is a different idea from that of the West Europeans was something we had known for a long time . ... of 1789.2 Under the impact of the war , this distinction between what was German and what was Western became ideologised .
That this is a different idea from that of the West Europeans was something we had known for a long time . ... of 1789.2 Under the impact of the war , this distinction between what was German and what was Western became ideologised .
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'54 Gerhard Ritter acknowledged the need to understand ' the deeper reasons why we Germans appear in the Western world as a nation ... The explanation for him lay in ' the antagonism between West European and German political thinking'.
'54 Gerhard Ritter acknowledged the need to understand ' the deeper reasons why we Germans appear in the Western world as a nation ... The explanation for him lay in ' the antagonism between West European and German political thinking'.
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