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... espionage activities . As might be expected , military attachés , who engage in a type of polit- ically accepted espionage , were involved far more often than other types of diplomatic agents . The usual pattern of the " forbidden zones ...
... espionage activities . As might be expected , military attachés , who engage in a type of polit- ically accepted espionage , were involved far more often than other types of diplomatic agents . The usual pattern of the " forbidden zones ...
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... espionage activities . Although the locale of virtually all the postwar espionage cases involving nationals was in East Europe , a few occurred outside the area.37 Publicly stated policies of Eastern European nations are quite clear ...
... espionage activities . Although the locale of virtually all the postwar espionage cases involving nationals was in East Europe , a few occurred outside the area.37 Publicly stated policies of Eastern European nations are quite clear ...
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... espionage and other illegal activities has not enhanced their position in the post - World War II period . Trade delegates have been imprisoned and expelled for alleged violation of local laws . Josef Popper , an Austrian trade delegate ...
... espionage and other illegal activities has not enhanced their position in the post - World War II period . Trade delegates have been imprisoned and expelled for alleged violation of local laws . Josef Popper , an Austrian trade delegate ...
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Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities in Theory | 1 |
Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities in Practice | 26 |
Personal Immunities of Diplomatic Agents | 46 |
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