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Germany and the Two-Way Illusion
Pol, Heinz | November 4, 1961 issue
There is nothing like a short trip to the German Federal Republic to give one a comprehensive picture of the basically tragic relations between the United...

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Sad for U. S., Sad for Algeria
Bowles, Paul | May 24, 1958 issue
The article presents a conversation among the author and other three Algerians in Morocco. The author has a conversation with a postal employee Monsieur...

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Leftism in the Atomic Age
Angell, Norman | May 11, 1946 issue
In the discussions of the atomic bomb the most fundamental considerations seem to get the least attention. Little consideration, for instance, seems to...

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The New Irresponsibles
April 8, 1950 issue
Put aside, for the moment, the fact that the reputations of innocent persons are blasted by the publication of charges against them before they have a chance...

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Editorials
December 2, 1950 issue
The article presents various issues related to world politics. The British chargé d'affaires in Peking delivered a note to Foreign Minister Chou...

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Letters
Kendall, Tom | September 19, 1953 issue
Presents letters to the editor about international political issues, published in the journal "The Nation." Difficulty in negotiating peace in Korea and...

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Editorials
August 29, 1953 issue
The article presents an overview of the August 1953 issue of "The Nation." If the economic and social reconstruction of Korea were to be made a first order...

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Keystone of Unity: The Rich Little Saar
Prittie, Terence | May 15, 1954 issue
The great ideal of European unity is still far below the horizon, and the Saar, even more than Berlin or Trieste, is at present blocking its progress toward...

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Letters to the Editors
Culbertson, Ely | June 12, 1943 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in the previous issues of "The Nation." "Culbertson Replies" focused on international...

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The Shape of Things
July 31, 1943 issue
Statesman Benito Mussolini's resignation means the end of the Axis. The war in Europe will go on, but it will be dictator Adolf Hitler's war. Italy is finished....

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