A Continent's winter of despair in 1940s prose
A reflective/Commonweal piece laments Europe’s bleak winter after war. It contrasts European mirth with ruined promises of the Atlantic Charter and UNRRA, noting Americans seek aid yet Congress stalls while displaced Europeans freeze. Sir Arthur Salter and Michael Foot are cited urging aid.
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Europe
Breughel
Corol
Congress
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Michael Foot
House of Commons
Politician Blames Republicans Over War Humanitarian Issue
The letter decries Republican politicians in Congress from Illinois for using humanitarian needs as political leverage. It praises Ing for urging free parliamentary discussion and laments U S involvement. The writer argues Bevin Reed and Senator Brooks politicize suffering in Europe.
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Europe
Amercia
Reed
Bevin
Risdistrict
Brooks
Congress
Illinois
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