The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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Page 57
... France ; that in England , Sweden and Japan prices had actually declined , while in Italy and France they had increased only slightly , but due to other causes . But the President knew he had a naughty economic trick in prospect and he ...
... France ; that in England , Sweden and Japan prices had actually declined , while in Italy and France they had increased only slightly , but due to other causes . But the President knew he had a naughty economic trick in prospect and he ...
Page 166
... France and Britain began to speak openly about fighting . By April , France made it clear she would live up to her treaty with the Czechs if Germany attacked and by the end of May the Czechs were ordered to their war stations . German ...
... France and Britain began to speak openly about fighting . By April , France made it clear she would live up to her treaty with the Czechs if Germany attacked and by the end of May the Czechs were ordered to their war stations . German ...
Page 171
... France , England , Italy , China , Japan were all clamoring for steel , scrap iron , oil , planes , plane parts . The time was here when " thousands of Americans who , seeking immediate riches , fool's gold , would attempt to break down ...
... France , England , Italy , China , Japan were all clamoring for steel , scrap iron , oil , planes , plane parts . The time was here when " thousands of Americans who , seeking immediate riches , fool's gold , would attempt to break down ...
Page 203
... France de- clared war on Germany . French armies moved to the German border and an English army appeared in France . There were skirmishes and minor actions . But the Maginot Line was supposed to be im- pregnable and the hostile armies ...
... France de- clared war on Germany . French armies moved to the German border and an English army appeared in France . There were skirmishes and minor actions . But the Maginot Line was supposed to be im- pregnable and the hostile armies ...
Page 204
... France was launched with terrifying fury . The British were driven swiftly into a corner at Dunkirk from whence their en- tire army was forced out of France — 335,000 men , leaving all their equipment on the beaches of Dunkirk . The ...
... France was launched with terrifying fury . The British were driven swiftly into a corner at Dunkirk from whence their en- tire army was forced out of France — 335,000 men , leaving all their equipment on the beaches of Dunkirk . The ...
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