Russians See U.S. Aims Through Soviet Press Reports
European readers are told by Moscow papers that the United States seeks world dominance and war, citing criticisms of Truman policy by Pepper LaGuardia Buck and Laski. The reports claim U.S. dollar diplomacy and troop actions in China and Germany threaten peace and hinder German reparations.
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Americans and Soviets contrasted in wartime aid claims
The report contrasts U.S. aid to Russia with Soviet claims of liberating Europe. It notes Gov George Earle’s alleged Soviet press statement endorsing atom bombing. The narrative then shifts to Russian public mood, describing citizens as friendly, curious, polite, and helpful in social settings despite tensions.
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China Faces Most Dangerous Period As Women Enter Men’s World
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YWCA
China
HINA
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