The Marshall Plan Summer: An Eyewitness Report on Europe and the Russians in 1947Hoover Institution Press, 1977 - 246 من الصفحات |
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... critical situation in which the navies of Britain and the United States would not be on the same side . The only poten- tial enemy of both was the Soviet Union , which at that time was in a position to conduct serious naval operations ...
... critical situation in which the navies of Britain and the United States would not be on the same side . The only poten- tial enemy of both was the Soviet Union , which at that time was in a position to conduct serious naval operations ...
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... their great adventure . But they did complain about the critical shortage of textbooks and other supplies , owing to the war and its aftermath . The exchange of teachers no doubt would prove reciprocally advan- tageous Chapter Two 31.
... their great adventure . But they did complain about the critical shortage of textbooks and other supplies , owing to the war and its aftermath . The exchange of teachers no doubt would prove reciprocally advan- tageous Chapter Two 31.
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... critical of the alleged laziness of British workers . Why should American miners , who put in five and one - half days a week , help the British miners who worked only five ? Actually there was a critical problem in England of providing ...
... critical of the alleged laziness of British workers . Why should American miners , who put in five and one - half days a week , help the British miners who worked only five ? Actually there was a critical problem in England of providing ...
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The Onset of the Cold War | 1 |
Battered Britain | 17 |
The French Connection | 35 |
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