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... German armament industry had managed to survive . The American doughboy in a few weeks became familiar with some of the most famous and elaborate castles on the Rhine which are still inhabited . Such , for example , was a family seat of ...
... German armament industry had managed to survive . The American doughboy in a few weeks became familiar with some of the most famous and elaborate castles on the Rhine which are still inhabited . Such , for example , was a family seat of ...
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... German radio was proclaiming that the war was over , although there had been no official announcement by General Eisenhower . Everywhere , it was reported , German troops were throwing down their arms everywhere but in Czechoslovakia ...
... German radio was proclaiming that the war was over , although there had been no official announcement by General Eisenhower . Everywhere , it was reported , German troops were throwing down their arms everywhere but in Czechoslovakia ...
Page 668
... German occupation and remembers such incidents as the annihi- lation of the village of Lidice , the spirit of Prague is likely to seem narrow and vengeful . Property of Germans was being confiscated ruthlessly , and the de- lay imposed ...
... German occupation and remembers such incidents as the annihi- lation of the village of Lidice , the spirit of Prague is likely to seem narrow and vengeful . Property of Germans was being confiscated ruthlessly , and the de- lay imposed ...
Contents
American rs in the Near East By Maynard Owen Williams 237 | viii |
Face of Japan By W Robert Moore 753 | xvi |
Taming the Outlaw Missouri River By Frederick Simpich 569 | xxvii |
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