Blind to Problem of Growing Nations New League Ignores Facts
Karl M1 and von Wikuand Dean ve American War Correspondente discuss a long view of nations rising and falling, arguing that a world order under force ignores the law of growth and decline and risks perpetual conflict, with Africa Britain’s empire and colonial holdings highlighted amid claims the United States bears burdens of peace.
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New League
Karl M1
von Wikuand
Dean
Egypt
Valley of the Nile
Tado-China
Java
India
Greece
Persia
Mogni
Africa
Roosevelt World Organization
Brent
Britain
France
Belgium
Portugal
Spain
England
North Africa
Tripotitanig
Oyrehaien
Erltren
Red Sea
Abyssinia
Hailie Selassie
Germany
Alfalea
Texas
Alexandria
Fort Said
Mediterranean
Capa Town
Roosevelt
Toree
Belglum
Velper
Giurehil
Palestine
Poland
Baltic
Stalin
Russia
S.A. Sailor Sees Guam Retaken and Bougainville Battle
A U S Navy seaman first class, 20, served in the South Pacific during 11 months. He witnessed the retaking of Guam and fought near Bougainville. He delivered supplies aboard duty ships and volunteered on June 15 1943 from President Roosevelt's Negro League. The letter recalls hopes tied to World security.
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Foy Hopf
U. S. Navy
Gant
Ylélting
Mra
J.E. Glam
Gulebra Street
Bougainville
South Pacific
Hopt
Roosevelt
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