Chap., §

 1    2,  17    |           series of wars which ravaged Europe and the world between 1914
 2    2,  18    |                years there has been in Europe and the world a situation
 3    2,  18    |               this violent division of Europe, enormous masses of people
 4    2,  19    | totalitarianism over more than half of Europe and over other parts of
 5    2,  21(52)|            Cooperation and Security in Europe, Helsinki, 1975.~
 6    3,  22    |       countries of Central and Eastern Europe, they embrace a longer period
 7    3,  26    |       countries of Eastern and Central Europe. However, they have worldwide
 8    3,  26    |       countries of Central and Eastern Europe.~
 9    3,  27    |                concerns the peoples of Europe themselves. Many individual,
10    3,  27    |              needed for the nations of Europe, which are closely united
11    3,  28    |           sense, for some countries of Europe the real post-war period
12    3,  28    |               the countries of Western Europe had to face in order to
13    3,  28    |            especially the countries of Europe which were part of that
14    3,  28    |                interest and welfare of Europe as a whole, since Europe
15    3,  28    |               Europe as a whole, since Europe cannot live in peace if