What Britain Will Do With Victory Under The Blitz
British attitudes toward victory remain vague in London as Americans seek postwar plans. Prime Minister Churchill stresses survival first, with postwar settlement ideas still in draft. Refugee statesmen from occupied nations influence thoughts on a new European order amid rebuilding and economic readjustments.
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Dorothy Thompson Praises Willkie for Citizenship First
Dorothy Thompson argues William Willkie places citizenship ahead of party, credits his global perspective and leadership in uniting Republicans and aligning with Roosevelt on foreign policy. She notes his openness to amendments, study abroad, and commitment to national unity while warning against isolationist tactics. An editorial stance on wartime policy and economic change frames Willkie as a stabilizing, liberty-preserving force.
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