Word: karpovich
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Professor Michael A. Karpovich. Professor Petrim A. Sorokin, and Charles B. Marshall, instructor in Government, will discuss "Anglo-Russian relations in the event of a Russian victory over Germany" this evening at 9 o'clock in the Winthrop House Junior Common Room...
Attempting to organize a local chapter of the Youth Committee Against War, a nation-wide college group, the trio of Yardlings, Taylor Boggs, Arseni Karpovich, and David Heathe, call their own compact organization the Harvard Committee Against Dictatorship and Imperialism...
...possible fall of Moscow, while having an obvious effect on the morale of both nations, would help Hitler concretely only in affording him winter quarters for his troops." Professor Karpovich asserted. "In this case, the Sovlet army would in all probility retreat to the Volga, the next natural boundary, where it could hold out at least through the winter...
...foreign aid, three routes are still open: across the dangerous North Sea to Archangel, over the Japanese-threatened Pacific to Valdivostok, and around Africa through British-controlled Persia, the last being the safest, though lougest. Professor Karpovich believes that England and the United States are still sending all the materials they can, but that the Russians have all the man power that will be needed. However, if any armed British forces should, be his patched to Russian their probably destination would be the Caucasus, so that the Soviets night concentrate then troops in the North...
When questioned about the Soviet and German losses up to the present. Professor Karpovich pointed out that the varying reports from both sides could net possibly be averaged up of any logical conclusion. He also ventured the opinion that if Russia is in a position to demand anything at some far distant peace conference to reorganize Europe she will seek no territorial expansion...