Word: socialistes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Union of Socialist Soviet Republics appears on the next two pages. Prepared from new source material, it shows important features missing from most available maps, for example: the rail line between Guriev and Orsk, all but completed by 1941; the railway link between the Archangel-Moscow line and the Kotlas-Kirov line, just completed. Contrary to the general impression, the 93% of the U.S.S.R. still held by the Russians is rich in natural resources, adequately machined...
...anonymous radio voice of Germany's secret, Socialist, year-old Station of the European Revolution: "For four weeks now Hitler has struggled to take Moscow. . . . You think: 'Wouldn't it be better if Hitler wins? Wouldn't they all tear Germany apart, if he loses?' . . . Hitler knows that you think like that, and he is gambling...
...Details of a National Socialist church program in the form of a preliminary party memorandum have become available to neutral sources in Europe. Although there is no evidence of official adoption of the plan, the following cabled summary provides an interesting insight into the more extremist Nazi views toward religion...
...defended Moscow's mass trials and executions, Lamont protested that Lyons had wrongfully classified him as a "stinker." Lyons retorted with a charge that Lamont, a Civil Liberties di rector, forced giant book-distributor Baker & Taylor to drop the book by threatening suit, a The day that Socialist Norman Thomas made an anti-war talk outside the University of California, his son, Evan, 21, quit Princeton to drive an ambulance for the British in the Near East. ∙∙ John L Lewis' daughter, Kathryn, refused to talk about a report that she had ditched America First...
...years Sidney Dark quietly edited the Church Times. He was known as an Anglo-Catholic and a mild socialist, but no one expected him to celebrate his resignation this year with a jeremiad like The Church, Impotent or Triumphant? "Now," said he, "I [can] say exactly what I believe with no polite reservations...