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25 Years Ago in "The Nation"
January 29, 1944 issue

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The article presents some political lines published in January 1919 issue of the periodical "The Nation." January 4 issue asks the U.S. government to bring pressure to bear upon the Allies to abandon their present policy in the Soviet Union and secure, under threat, if need be, of complete dissociation from their plans, the withdrawal of all Allied troops. The January 25 issue says that one of the sorest spots in a world full of wounds is the seaport town of Frume. Out of all proportion to its size or general importance Frume has managed to center upon itself the troubled attention of the diplomats of the world.

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NATION, The (Periodical); COMBINED operations (Military science); INTERNATIONAL relations; CITIES & towns; UNITED States; SOVIET Union
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