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  1. R Q S P
  2. R S Q P
  3. P S Q R
  4. Q P S R
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Option 1 : R Q S P

After the attack mentioned in S1, the response to it is given in statement R. R is followed by Q.

His word in Q points to Hitler in statement R. After all this attack, a treaty was signed between the two countries which is mentioned in statement S. Even though the treaty failed, no complaint was registered as such, which is mentioned in statement P and concluding the passage with S6. The correct order is RQSP.

Thus, the correct answer is option 1.

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