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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...crushing "extremist ideologies," the Government dealt less harshly with Nazis and Fascists. The pro-Nazi newspaper El Pampero was closed for five days and Bandera Argentina for ten. Bandera Argentina was reprimanded for insulting President Roosevelt in an editorial en titled "Insolent Ultimatum," dealing with the President's request that neutrals refuse refuge to fleeing Nazis and Fascists...
Giustizia mosse il mio alto Fattore; fecemi la divina Potestate, la somma Sapienza e il primo Amore. . . . Lasciate ogni speranza qui voi ch'en-trate...
Rome and Berlin radio broadcasters last week worked overtime giving news of Allied preparations in the Middle East for a drive toward southeastern Europe. Germany reported that Allied troops were massing in Syria. Italy reported at least one large convoy en route through the eastern Mediterranean to the Middle East. Berlin reported an order of the day by Iraq's Premier General Nuri Pasha es-Said to his troops saying that active service was approaching. Warned the Rome radio: "Large British forces are concentrating along the southern frontier of Turkey...
Next day the Committee's 13 members (the 14th member, Henri Bonnet, was en route from the U.S.) held their first plenary session, agreed on procedure, began discussions. The event was important, for it helped to clear a stifled political atmosphere, shifted emphasis from single personalities to group judgments. Said one pleased committeeman: "A democratic institution has been born...
...faculty attending en masse without any embarrassing questions was a pleasure . . . Damned if they're not human. Some wag put out the hot dope that there was going to be a muster at midnight. Refreshments being available in the room added to the party in more ways that...