WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... moving picture drama is (or the multitude, attracting thousands who never go to the theater, and particularly appealing to the children. In the poorer sections of the cities where innumerable foreigners congregate, the so-called ...
... moving picture drama is (or the multitude, attracting thousands who never go to the theater, and particularly appealing to the children. In the poorer sections of the cities where innumerable foreigners congregate, the so-called ...
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... move frees the large majority of British troops already there. July 23-26. Japan occupies French Indochina. July 25. The U.S. and Britain halt all trade with Japan by freezing Japan's credits. On the following day, President Roosevelt ...
... move frees the large majority of British troops already there. July 23-26. Japan occupies French Indochina. July 25. The U.S. and Britain halt all trade with Japan by freezing Japan's credits. On the following day, President Roosevelt ...
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... moved from their homelands to other areas of Europe and Asia. Great numbers of these people were forced to move as a part of the Nazi program of slave labor; others were moved by the Soviet government and its satellites; others fled to ...
... moved from their homelands to other areas of Europe and Asia. Great numbers of these people were forced to move as a part of the Nazi program of slave labor; others were moved by the Soviet government and its satellites; others fled to ...
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