UMNO Did Not Force Najib To Abdicate by China, Press

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HISTORY OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION: ABDICATION OF TSAR OR REVOLT OF THE MASES? by Vladimir P Buldakov

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Nicholas II abdication the throne: historical truth and myths by Belonogova Julia Igorevna, Melkov Andrey Sergeevich

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How could you do that?! : the abdication of character, courage, and conscience / by Schlessinger, Laura

The abdication of Margrave George Friedrich of Baden-Durlach — an act of «political prudence»? by Michael Roth

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Heresthetic and strategic choice in a constitutional moment: the abdication of Edward VIII by Peterson, S

“…These contests can be modelled as a strategic interaction. The abdication of Edward VIII was primarily a strategic interaction between him and his prime minister Stanley Baldwin. …”

The Media in India and the Indian Nuclear Weapons Policy 1998–2018: An Abdication of Responsibility by C. Rammanohar Reddy

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The political situation in Thailand and the abdication of King Prajadhipok from the throne (1933-1935) by أ.م.د ماهر جاسب حاتم, الباحثة عذراء سعد حسين

“… This research deals with the topic (the political situation in Thailand and the abdication of King Praja Depok from the throne 1933 1935), after the occurrence of the constitutional revolution in June 1932, which achieved radical changes in the structure of the political, economic and social system in Thailand, and the rule in it became from an absolute monarchy to A constitutional system, in addition to the fact that King Prajadipok became the first constitutional monarch to rule the Kingdom of Thailand, but it was the beginning of many differences and political conflicts between the king and the princes on the one hand and the new constitutional government on the other hand, as it caused many coups, the first of which was in 1933 by the president Ministers Mattu Pakorm, on the National Assembly, and the other led by Prince Poweradet, King Prajadipuk was forced to leave Thailand for his self-imposed exile in Europe, and from there he began bargaining with the Thai government to accept all his conditions, threatening to abdicate the throne if he did not These conditions are implemented , in return , the government rejected all his conditions, which  made him  save his threat , knowing that the political differences and conflicts at that  time  were  not limited  to the person of the king ,Bar Jadebok , and the government, the constitution. …”
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L’abdication du Congrès après le 11 septembre : crise constitutionnelle ou politique ? by Maya KANDEL

“…Congressional Abdication After 9/11 : Constitutional Crisis or Political Deadlock ?…”
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Disrupted mana and systemic abdication: Māori qualitative experiences accessing healthcare in the 12 years post-injury by John A. Bourke, Helen E. Owen, Sarah Derrett, Emma H. Wyeth

“…Three related themes describing participants’ experiences were connected by the overarching concept that participants were engaging with a system that was not operating in a way it was intended to work: 1) Competing responsibilities and commitments encapsulates practical barriers to accessing services, such as a lack of time and having to prioritise other responsibilities such as work or whānau (family); 2) D isrupted mana refers to the feelings of personal disempowerment through, for example, receiving limited support, care or information tailored to participants’ circumstances and is a consequence of patients contending with the practical barriers to accessing services; and 3) Systemic abdication highlights systemic barriers including conflicting information regarding diagnoses and treatment plans, and healthcare provider distrust of participants. …”
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Non habemus papam – the Abdication of Benedict XVI as Depicted in Polish Realisations of the Big Picture Report (Genealogical Contexts) by Monika Worsowicz

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The Importance of Being… George by Alexandru Sandor Cristian

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The prince as a Jesuit, the king as an abbot. The “monastic” theme in the iconography of John II Casimir by Agnieszka Skrodzka

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‘I will marry Ruth so that the name of the dead will not be blotted out’: Exploring הסך (hesed) in Ruth 4:1–13 by Damian O. Odo, Collins I. Ugwu

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Political Events of February 1917 in the Diocesan Periodicals of Western Siberia by A. A. Valitov, D. Yu. Fedotova

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Comienzos de una desilusión: noticias públicas y lealismo. Nueva Granada, 1808 by Magali Carrillo Rocha

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<em>The First Royal Media War: Edward VIII, the Abdication, and The Press</em>. By Adrian Phillips.... by Carolyn Harris

“… Review of Adrian Philips, The First Royal Media War: Edward VIII, the Abdication, and The Press (Barnsley: Pen & Sword History, 2023). …”
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Na trilha das “garrafadas”: a abdicação de D. Pedro I e a afirmação da identidade nacional brasileira na Bahia On the trail of the Garrafadas: The abdication of Dom Pedro I and the assertion of Brazil’s national identity in Bahia by Daniel António Silva

“…<br>We analyze in this essay the final moments of the reign of the first Brazilian emperor and the political tensions that led to his abdication: the growing stress on the distinction between “Portuguese” and “Brazilian” and the assertion of a kind of Brazilian national identity leading to the construction of a definition of citizenship, particularly among the residents of Bahia. …”
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Into the Shadows: Tragedies of the Last Monarchs of Russia and Germany (Controversial Issues of Historiography) by A. A. Turygin, A. N. Shigareva

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Cuarenta años de Monarquía parlamentaria (Balance) // Forty years of Parliamentary Monarchy by Antonio Torres del Moral

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