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To: Win Smith who wrote (35337)7/30/2002 12:59:37 PM
From: KLP  Respond to of 281500
 
There are many Foreign Affairs pieces of info of WWI and WWII to be found in internet. There certainly were debates on the advisability of war in those years. Actual events surprised most.

This is QUITE interesting...includes references to NYT and State Department bulletins from March 1938-December 1941

CHRONOLOGY OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS,
MARCH 1938 TO DECEMBER 1941,
ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
DECEMBER 18,1941
(Department of State, Bulletin, December 27, 1941, p. 590)

ibiblio.org



To: Win Smith who wrote (35337)7/30/2002 1:18:34 PM
From: tekboy  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 281500
 
Tim Naftali, the guy who wrote the review of the Carlo D'Este Eisenhower, is one of the country's best younger diplomatic historians (a totally dying breed, btw, which is a shame). His recent book on the Cuban Missile Crisis, One Hell of a Gamble, is a great read and the best treatment of it available, for those who are interested.

tb@cronyism.com


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