The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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This was my first visit to the land of tulip Aside from German tyranny and arrogance , fields , cattle , canals , and windmills since the life does not appear to have been too hard winter of 1939 . Only a few months had during most of ...
This was my first visit to the land of tulip Aside from German tyranny and arrogance , fields , cattle , canals , and windmills since the life does not appear to have been too hard winter of 1939 . Only a few months had during most of ...
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The people are hard at work everyyears , however , classes were conducted in where , and within a few months it will be secret at the homes of professors and students , difficult to find any scars of war on the somexaminations were held ...
The people are hard at work everyyears , however , classes were conducted in where , and within a few months it will be secret at the homes of professors and students , difficult to find any scars of war on the somexaminations were held ...
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By V - J Day the Navy alone had 1,200 plants turning out each month rockets worth $ 100,000,000 . ... against Japan would trained personnel to man these new thousands have been delayed months , perhaps years . of ships and craft .
By V - J Day the Navy alone had 1,200 plants turning out each month rockets worth $ 100,000,000 . ... against Japan would trained personnel to man these new thousands have been delayed months , perhaps years . of ships and craft .
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