Portrait of a Man With a Hammer in War Era Rhetoric
The article surveys wartime rhetoric and postwar punishment debates. It cites Moscow officials defending harsh justice for Nazi crimes and discusses broader reflections on accountability, reconstruction, and public sentiment after hostilities. It weaves in cultural notes, cinema reviews, and commentary on US perspectives and memory.
U S Troops Rally To Break Axis Hold In 1943 War Tide
Allied forces advance on all fronts in 1943 as Italy surrenders and Mussolini falls. Casablanca and Quebec gatherings shape strategy while MacArthur pushes through the Solomons and New Guinea, Montgomery defeats Rommel, and Salerno solidifies the Italian front.
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AL Jedlicka
Benito Mussolini
Duce
Tokyo
Dwight Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Europe
Churchill
Roosevelt
Casablanca
North Africa
Quebec
South Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Solarmens
New Guinea
Philippines
Bernard Montgomery
Erwin Hommel
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Tunisian
U. S
Puneh
Bizerte
Tunis
General Montgomery
el Alamein
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Fox of the Desert
Alexandria
Morocco
Algeria
Sicily
Bere
Salerno
Daly
Hisentower
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Kesselring
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Po Valley
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Orel
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Lae
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Rabaul
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Pacific
Hold the Line: 1943 home front stabilizing efforts and mining wage gains
President Roosevelt urges economic stabilization with limited food price ceilings and restrained wage hikes. John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers push for higher pay, winning a $1.50 daily rise and underground travel time recognition after seven months of action, including two mine seizures.
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Harald Ickes
Marshall memory display at press conference impresses 21 reporters
A Washington memo notes General Marshall answered 21 questions from newsmen in order, recalling each query and its asker to provide structured, clear responses. The piece highlights Marshall’s memory as a model for press conferences and contrasts it with other memory rivals.
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Erwin A. Walt
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Soldiers overseas urge care packages but space limits apply
Word spread that troops overseas want packages from home, prompting a shipping limit. You can still send to U S soldiers and all services abroad, with cigarettes as a favorite. Camel is the top choice per Post Exchange sales records. Send a carton of Camels today.
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