Word: confusionism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nothing has helped the aggressors before than the myths and misunderstandings about the nature of war and the Treaty of Varsailles, propagated for twenty years, a confusion, created by directing attention to incidental rather than to central points. Mankind suffers room many moral and economic ills, but a peace treaty...
Nothing has helped the aggressors more than the myths and misunderstandings about the nature of war and the Treaty of Versailles, propagated for twenty years, a confusion, created by directing attention to incidental rather than to central points. Mankind suffers from many moral and economic ills, but no peace treaty...
The National Interest. ". . . If we act with comradeship and loyalty to our country and to one another and if we can make state enterprise and free enterprise both serve national interests and pull the national wagon side by side, then there is no need for us to run into that...
Despite these preparations-and the boasts of their effectiveness-there was wild confusion when U.S. troops landed. To the surprise of Murphy and Eisenhower, Vichy and Pétain were firmly entrenched in high places. And Darlan was in Algiers, visiting a sick son. Eisenhower then made his famed deal...
Prentiss Brown, OPA's new Administrator, reasoned: to the U.S. people, OPA has seemed a bully, an irritant, a source of confusion. Nevertheless, in all Washington bureaucracy, few bureaus are so vital. Rationing is necessary; price and rent controls are basic to a wartime economy. The need, therefore is...