The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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... Poland , Jan Ciechanowski , former Polish Ambassador to the United States , former Polish Premier Miko- lajczyk and others have written detailed accounts of special sectors of the events with which they were specially familiar . In ...
... Poland , Jan Ciechanowski , former Polish Ambassador to the United States , former Polish Premier Miko- lajczyk and others have written detailed accounts of special sectors of the events with which they were specially familiar . In ...
Page 164
... Poland by Germany and Russia . But the invasion of Serbia was no more the cause of World War I than the invasion of Poland was the cause of World War II . In each case the rape of a small country was merely the last step in a long ...
... Poland by Germany and Russia . But the invasion of Serbia was no more the cause of World War I than the invasion of Poland was the cause of World War II . In each case the rape of a small country was merely the last step in a long ...
Page 167
... Poland for the restoration of the Polish Corridor and it was inevitable that he would fight for that . But that was a minor objective . Hitler had set himself up as the great enemy of Com- munism , which was becoming a menace all over ...
... Poland for the restoration of the Polish Corridor and it was inevitable that he would fight for that . But that was a minor objective . Hitler had set himself up as the great enemy of Com- munism , which was becoming a menace all over ...
Page 171
... Poland and then into Russia . The fatal moment was at hand when the day - to - day decisions of the President of the United States would lead us in one direction or the other and Roosevelt was the President . Already the war orders were ...
... Poland and then into Russia . The fatal moment was at hand when the day - to - day decisions of the President of the United States would lead us in one direction or the other and Roosevelt was the President . Already the war orders were ...
Page 181
... Poland and the British and French declared war . When he came back the whole problem had been solved for Roosevelt . Farley found him in a state of the highest excitement . They had lunch and Farley said : " We are to all intents and ...
... Poland and the British and French declared war . When he came back the whole problem had been solved for Roosevelt . Farley found him in a state of the highest excitement . They had lunch and Farley said : " We are to all intents and ...
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