Word: life
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Tanaka: "I hope we can all live and prosper peacefully. But I will struggle all my life-and die if I must-to keep the few from dominating the many as they did in militaristic Japan and do in Communist Russia...
Negroes have been barred from the 8,700-apartment development since it was built by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. with some generous financial help from New York City (the city condemned the property so that Metropolitan could buy it easily, exempted the company from real-estate taxes on the new buildings for 25 years). Three Negro veterans, denied apartments, went to court. They argued that the city itself was encouraging racial discrimination...
Staffed by a few volunteers, the Kampfgruppe set up shop in Hildebrandt's home. Daily 40 to 60 visitors came to contribute their knowledge of Communist inhumanity. The Kampfgruppe released to the press detailed accounts of life and suffering in Communist concentration camps. The catalogue of horrors soon served another purpose. From inmates who were released or had escaped, Hildebrandt obtained names of people who had died or were still held in Soviet-zone prisons, tried to inform their relatives...
Tanaka: "Japanese workers are leading a very miserable life. What Japan needs most of all is a capitalism sensible enough to survive. That is important...
...Guard Your Life." If Arana did not know he was in danger, it was not for lack of warning: the radio station of the Dominican Republic's Arevalo-hating Rafael Trujillo, who has an excellent intelligence service, began interrupting programs with a special message. "Hello, hello Guatemala," said the Voz Dominicana. "Calling