The American People in World War II
Freedom from Fear, Part Two (The Oxford History of the United States, V. 9)
by David M. Kennedy
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The American People in World War II: Freedom from Fear, Part Two (The Oxford History of the United States, V. 9)
October 3, 2003, Oxford University Press, USA
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0195168933 9780195168938
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"While German dive-bombers screamed over Warsaw and German tanks crunched through the stubble of the freshly harvested grain fields in Polish Silesia, the world briefly and vainly held its breath, hoping against all reason that the war that had come at last might somehow not really have come at all."
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"While German dive-bombers screamed over Warsaw and German tanks crunched through the stubble of the freshly harvested grain fields in Polish Silesia, the world briefly and vainly held its breath, hoping against all reason that the war that had come at last might somehow not really have come at all."
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