The Reader's Digest, Volumen45De Witt Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1944 |
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... United States refused to desist from opposing Japan in China , Japan went to war . The question , then , is why and how the United States , rather than assent to the conquest of China , chose to accept the Japanese challenge . The first ...
... United States refused to desist from opposing Japan in China , Japan went to war . The question , then , is why and how the United States , rather than assent to the conquest of China , chose to accept the Japanese challenge . The first ...
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... United States found itself. 1944 Thus as long as the land power of Germany was contained behind the barrier of British - French arms , Ger- man aggression was not treated as an actual threat to the security of the United States . While ...
... United States found itself. 1944 Thus as long as the land power of Germany was contained behind the barrier of British - French arms , Ger- man aggression was not treated as an actual threat to the security of the United States . While ...
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... United Seamen's Service also gets its money from the Fund . Last December , when explosions caused by German bombs wrecked 17 ships in an Italian harbor , it was the Seamen's Service that gave the surviving seamen clothes and shoes and ...
... United Seamen's Service also gets its money from the Fund . Last December , when explosions caused by German bombs wrecked 17 ships in an Italian harbor , it was the Seamen's Service that gave the surviving seamen clothes and shoes and ...
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