Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...said that America must immediately remove the "moral stigma" overhanging the entire issue and express a willingness to permit the entry of 100,000 displaced European Jews into this country...
...regret to find your report of my remarks at last night's Harvard Forum inaccurate and misleading. I urged for both Russia and America more constructive compromises and greater generosity toward the European peoples now unwillingly caught between the millstones of the Eastern and Western blocs...
There had been no reason to suppose that General Dwight D. Eisenhower's European inspection trip would be anything but the most routine of journeys. The world was fed up with heroes, and he was returning to the scenes of his triumph only 17 months after the dramatic moment of victory. But almost as soon as he landed in England three weeks ago, his trip evolved into a triumphal tour such as few Americans had ever experienced...
...while they talked at Vienna, the world changed about them. When the talking began, Russia and Austria were the major European land-powers. But when Napoleon escaped from Elba, the Russian armies had dribbled home; Austria was occupied in Italy. Only England and Prussia were set to smash Napoleon at Waterloo, and their joint victory made Prussia a major nation, England the most powerful country in Europe...
Leavell, who fills the chair of Public Health practice which the death of Dr. Edward G. Huber last July left vacant, held, just prior to his Rockefeller post, a deputy directorship of health in the European office of UNRRA. Snyder, to occupy a chair of Public Health Bacteriology, is noted in medical circles for his typhus-fever bug field investigations, which have carried him into remote corners of Mexico and Spain. Most recently he served the United States Army Typhus Commission on special assignments in the Middle East and Italy...