Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...atomic energy will be carried out-that He has destined it for creative use or for destruction and that His intention will be executed. This line of thought would demand that we say it was God's intention that six million Jews die in the recent European carnage, that uncounted millions of men live today in fear of secret police. . . . With such a conception of sovereignty, how can we avoid saying that whatever is, is right...
...Farrar of Yale, takes a qualified affirmative position, proposing "affiliation at once" but only on the grant of "certain contingencies." Though reasserting the benefits of affiliation, Farrar says that since "the majority opinion of the IUS is far to the left of the usual American student" and "the European student is a much more active citizen and a more violent political figure" than his American counterpart, "it may seem advisable to ask the IUS to alter the clauses of its constitution covering withdrawal, which are now quite cumbersome, in case NSO found itself obliged to withdraw...
...would have to do a great deal more before it could contain the triumphal march of Italian Communism. The U.S. would also have to learn more about the nature of its Communist antagonists, who in Italy used different methods from the frank totalitarianism of their eastern European comrades. The success of the methods is reflected in a dispatch from TIME Correspondent Emmet Hughes, after a trip through northern Italy, whose glorious cities have become the Communists' fiercest strongholds. His report...
...then Nehru (who sometimes shows the instincts of a traffic policeman) harangued the crowd to be more orderly. Once he espied a European girl caught up in the swirl. She was Pamela Mountbatten, the Governor General's 18-year-old daughter. Nehru literally slugged his way through the crowd to rescue her, brought her to the platform...
...action. Devaluation of the Canadian dollar would step up the intake of U.S. dollars, but it would also boost the Canadian cost of living, so that was out. Canada might sell more to the U.S., but it could never sell enough to close the gap. She could hope for European purchases, to be paid for in dollars, if the "Marshall approach" got under way. But that was a matter beyond Canada's control. The remaining alternatives were a U.S. loan, or a cut in U.S. imports...