Word: comradeships
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...Americans roughed it with the Chinese in the field. On training campaigns, they lived hard together, sweated out long marches, heat and sickness together, ate rice and slum together when U.S. rations ran short. Out of the prodding, teaching, learning and comradeship a new respect and understanding was fashioned between the Allied fighting men. And out of the traditionally primitive and inefficient material of the Chinese Army emerged a confident striking force...
...faced, slant-eyed Tuvinians live in the geographical heart of Asia. They are mostly of Turkic and Mongol stock. With their 1,200,000 cattle, horses, sheep, goats, yaks and reindeer, they occupy an area about as large as Missouri. Moscow regards their evolution from nomadic tribalism to Soviet comradeship as a model of its kind...
Sternly pleading a vigilant peace, an enduring remembrance of the miracles of comradeship and cooperation which war has taught, this beautiful film reveals the full meaning of its title only at the very end, when the commentator repeats Sir Francis Drake's prayer...
...years." Eslanda, getting in a bit of a plug for ideology, told them that the Soviet Union had civilized its primitives in a mere ten or 20 years, and that in Russia "people of all races, colors, and creeds . . . work out their lives in dignity, safety, and comradeship." The astonished natives had never heard of a "country which looked after its 'children' so well," and Eslanda told them "every scrap" she knew about it. "Africans are people," she concluded, as Imperial Airways whisked her home to old Adelphi, London's theater section...
...forgotten men? They were of many persuasions: Communist, Catholic, Socialist, Jew, and some of no particular faith who had been imprisoned because they had listened to the British radio or because their wives were coveted by SS bullies. They had spent long nights of talk and long days of comradeship with persecuted men of other nations. They were united in hatred of fascism. They had organized a strong underground within Buchenwald, so strong that at one time it had liquidated 125 SS informers...