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Name of Russian spy. (7) |
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Leader of the British political mission in
Tibet. (12) |
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The German Emperor's uncle was King —
of England. (6) |
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M. de Plehve was Russian Minister of the
— . (8) |
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M. de Plehve was killed by a bomb thrown
by a — — . (6, 8) |
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Dutch war on the island of — . (7) |
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First name of the Russian Emperor. (8) |
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Ivory trading region in the Congo. (7) |
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Balkan country seen to be a threat to
Turkey. (8) |
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Russian author who denounced war against
Japan. (3, 7) |
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Russian war ship sunk by Japanese. (5) |
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Title name of Japanese ruler. (6) |
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Turkey granted Russia permission to sail
war ships through the — . (11) |
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Famous American newspaper owner. (7, 6) |
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A Tibetan Jong is an armed — . (4) |
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British Admiral Sir — — . (6, 9) |
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Surname of the ex-President of the
Transvaal. (6) |
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Port Arthur, in Manchuria, is today known
as — . (6) |
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The American President on 1904 belonged to
the — Party. (10) |
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President Castro was leader of this South
American country in 1904. (9) |
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| 8 |
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— and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company. (9) |
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American Secretary of State. (4, 3) |
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Name of American President in 1904. (8, 9) |
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Cannibalism in the — — — .
(5, 4, 5) |
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The — — system of wireless
telegraphy. (2, 6) |
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Russia to — railway line. (9) |
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Title of Tibetan ruler (5, 4) |
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Governor of Samoa. (4) |
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British soldiers destroyed a massive
Buddhist — in Tibet. (9) |
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Name of Russian newspaper. (7) |
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Capital city of Tibet. (5) |
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