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as in the western Habsburg lands , but such plots were not always large enough
to maintain their families ; consequently many peasants were forced to rent or
lease property or to sell their labour to a larger property owner . The number of ...
as in the western Habsburg lands , but such plots were not always large enough
to maintain their families ; consequently many peasants were forced to rent or
lease property or to sell their labour to a larger property owner . The number of ...
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Only in Czechoslovakia , where the land reform of 1919 was accompanied by
state aid to the new owners , did output and productivity increase . The Magyar
elite which still ruled Hungary prevented any land reform ; nearly half the land ...
Only in Czechoslovakia , where the land reform of 1919 was accompanied by
state aid to the new owners , did output and productivity increase . The Magyar
elite which still ruled Hungary prevented any land reform ; nearly half the land ...
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Poland ' s land law of 1925 was limited and the distribution of ownership
remained much as in Hungary . In Bulgaria , the Peasant Party government
completed the distribution of land to small peasants by breaking up state lands
and all ...
Poland ' s land law of 1925 was limited and the distribution of ownership
remained much as in Hungary . In Bulgaria , the Peasant Party government
completed the distribution of land to small peasants by breaking up state lands
and all ...
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Contenido
Economic Development in Europe before the First World War | 9 |
the Gold Standard and Imperialism | 42 |
European Society in the Belle Epoque | 71 |
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An Economic and Social History of Europe, 1890-1939 Frank B. Tipton,Robert Aldrich Vista de fragmentos - 1987 |
An Economic and Social History of Europe, 1890-1939 Frank B. Tipton,Robert Aldrich Vista de fragmentos - 1987 |
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