Fascist reverse debate and Paris liberation scenes reviewed
Dorothy Thompson argues the 1940 fascist victory is reversed as French resistance grows. She contrasts Allied aims with local realities in France including Maquis actions against Gestapo, and notes American refugees in Paris while the city endures liberation drama.
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Dorothy Thompson
France
Europe
Spain
Doriot
Gestapo
Nazi Party
Paris Liberation Journal Entry From War Correspondent
World War context covers grog debates and anti shyster moves in 1929 while the author reports on Paris liberation mood. The piece notes American soldiers in Paris not as military targets but as symbols of freedom and describes hotel life and crowd scenes after surrender.
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France
Paris
War in Britain seen through Londoner's eyes by Sgt Jim Smith
The London Daily Mail reports a New York correspondent’s view of war abroad stressing American civilian life’s relative normalcy. He notes plentiful food and clothing, light rationing, and booming entertainment and fashion sectors while war feels remote yet psychologically present due to millions in uniform and their families back home.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed in Puzzle Grid
The page presents a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues ranging across symbols names languages and abbreviations. Entries include US Army insignia letters battery terms month abbreviations and chemical element symbols referencing selenium iridium erbium and more.
Polk Street Professor Reflects on Future Human Change
The piece imagines future humans losing teeth toes and hair while eyes worsen from reading and artificial light. It predicts increased nervousness and speed of life due to technology and argues for a life pattern: live in the country, work in the town, a shift the author believes is coming.
War talk and political quotes from wartime discourse
A collection of quotations from political figures and commentators on war strategy, propaganda, and postwar ideas. Notable voices include Wendell L. Willkie, Arcibald MacLeish, Nicholas Murray Butler, and Dr. Alexander Meikelsohn commenting on invasion, public policy, and education.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
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Wisdom Quotes On Sin Love And Brotherhood
A compact collage of maxims and bible verses on virtue, repentance, and social harmony. It blends Tibullus moral caution, Markham on unity, Job on wisdom, Edward Young on age, John 13 34 commandment, Ballou on hatred, and a note on loving one another.
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John
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