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cold war: lend or lease?
The Cold War. What was it? Who started it? Could it have been averted?… …Their mistrust of America was further sharpened right after the Japanese offered unconditional surrender on August 14,1945: a week later, President Truman officially terminated the Lend-Lease … Continue reading
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Tagged Averill Harriman, Bernard Lewis historian, Dean Acheson, Gar Alperovitz, Henry Roberts Russian Institute Columbia, John Lukacs, Lend-Lease Act, Madame Pickwick, Potsdam Conference, President Truman, Soviet Aggression Finland 1939-40, The Cold War, Truman Doctrine
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At ninety-five he is still writing, still sharp and to the consternation of the Left, he continues to be be considered an architect of neo-conservatism and Islamophobia. He has also been vilified as the architect of neo-conservatism and Islamophobia, and … Continue reading
plan-o-gram: the harder they come
The path of least resistance. Start by bringing up Chamberlain and equating Iran with Munich. Its ingenious because Iran could conceivably threaten the West, but the comparison with Iran’s capabilities, although extensive does not measure to the killing capacity of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ari Fleischer, Arlozoroff transfer agreement, Bernard Lewis historian, Harriet Sherwood Guardian, Jimmy Cliff, Lisa Goldman, michael bloomberg, Moncef Marzonki, Netanyahu Cartoon Bomb Meme, Netanyahu speech UNGA, Neville Chamberlain, Neville Chamberlain Munich, Norman Finkelstein, Theodor Adorno Culture Industry, Transfer Agreement Eichmann, Transfer Agreement israel Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill
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