Word: holocaust
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Blood is needed badly by the soldiers, the Center explained, because it staves off shock, coma, and death. The casualties of the Cocoaunt Grove holocaust required a tremendous amount of plasma to revive the injured from the shock brought on by burns and loss of blood...
...further study" although Bernard Baruch's rubber report, giving a choice of discomfort or defeat, was only ten weeks old. Some Texans drove across the Mexican boundary, registered their cars there, paid about $180 in duties, got Mexican tires and gas. Californians feared rationing would mean a traffic holocaust, especially in spread-out Los Angeles; they freely used words like panic, riot to describe their fears of what rationing might bring...
...after the Armistice, only twelve men were actually tried, and six convicted. None of the heads of the German and Austrian governments nor any of their important military leaders were ever brought to trial, while a broken and beaten Germany was forced to assume sole guilt for the bloody holocaust...
Moscow Strikes Back (Artkino). In World War II the Nazis have won most of the land battles and taken all the best pictures of them. Their newsreels, cautiously edited for foreign consumption, have daintily omitted the detailed carnage of war, presenting it as a streamlined holocaust in which the high-stepping Nazi backs make all the touchdowns. Moscow Strikes Back has about everything the Nazi films have had-plus the carnage...
...miraculous" national unity which brought this to pass is, said John Bennett, no accident: "History will reveal that it is the result of an inspiration springing from a man of destiny. The source of this inspiration, undeterred by terrific responsibilities imposed by the vastness of the holocaust, is in the heart and mind and genius of the President of these United States, our redoubtable Commander in Chief, Franklin D. Roosevelt...