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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Sino-Soviet accord called for a month's delay (from Dec. 3 to Jan. 3) in the Red Army's withdrawal from Manchuria. The Russians would bar Chinese Communists from Mukden and Changchun, hold airfields open for Chiang's forces...
...disposition of her colonies, he stated that "the Italian people were never in accord with Mussolini's policy of colonial expansion," and added that "whenever the Italian armies did march, they did so at the behest of the French and British foreign offices...
TIME'S handling of psychoanalytical news bits has been fair and accurate in the past, a policy that is in complete accord with this writer's opinion of the magazine as a whole. In this light, your article under Medicine titled "The True Freudians" [TIME, Sept. 10], was very disappointing. Even if TIME'S writer is one of many violent dissenters I think that Freud and men of the Freud school have earned respectability at least, in the past few decades. . . . It seemed to me that the article was deliberately trying to picture analysts who are "Confoozin...
...three years ago as a soldier, and is now in northern Italy. His opinions have markedly changed in two principal respects: racial and political. For him these two things are, now one. His definition of democracy is: a skillfully adjusted freedom of the individual to the maximum degree in accord with orderliness and minimum poverty...
...Russia in Sinkiang, which would jeopardize China's sovereign rights. Nor could he assent to naval or air bases for Russia in Manchuria. As to China's democratization, Chungking had long striven for it and for an understanding with Yenan. The Russians felt that a durable accord between Moscow and Chungking must be preceded by peace between Generalissimo Chiang's Government and the Chinese Communists. T.V., it was decided, would report back to Chungking, return to Moscow next month...