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Tag Archives: World War II
The Greatest Generation
Just Americans is mentioned in a story about Saburo Kitagawa by Michael Matza in the Philadelphia Inquirer (November 21).
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Tagged 100th Infantry Battalion, 442d Regimental Combat Team, Japanese Americans, Just Americans, Michael Matza, Philadelphia Inquirer, Saburo Kitagawa, World War II
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Who won World War II?
In a Wall Street Journal review (February 3, 2011) of Between War and Peace, a collection of historical essays on “How America Ends Its Wars,” Richard Hart Sinnreich argues against the view “that military victory solves nothing”:
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Tagged Belarus, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Fascist Italy, France, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George S. Patton, Holland, Hossbach memorandum, Hungary, Imperial Japan, Joseph Stalin, Lebensraum, Nazi Germany, Poland, Richard Hart Sinnreich, Ukraine, WInston Churchill, World War II
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