Word: spokesmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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President Roosevelt wrote: "Every schoolchild knows what our foreign policy is. It is to defend the honor, the freedom, the rights, the interests and the well-being of the American people. . . . The real end, the inescapable end, is the destruction of the Hitler menace. . . ." These two spokesmen, representing two different aspects of the changing U.S. mind, were completely at cross purposes...
BERLIN--German armies are begged down in the bottomless and of Russia, authorized military spokesmen admitted tonight, at the same time claiming that they needed "only a few firm roads to liquidate what remains of the Red army in Europe...
BERLIN -- German and Rumanian troops have captured Odessa after a two months siege, the High Command said tonight, and Nazi spokesmen said the battle for Moscow itself was developing rapidly into a siege...
Bulgaria no longer had freedom of choice as to when she would move. Nazi spokesmen, doing the talking for her, had a new term for her condition. They said Bulgaria had been "brought into a state of higher watchfulness...
...East Japan's protests against the shipping of U.S. arms to Vladivostok were rebuffed by both the U.S. and Soviet Governments. Japan's spokesmen talked repeatedly of the threat of Allied "encirclement" of the Empire. As proof that the threat was not taken lightly Japan, instead of prosecuting the southern drive that the Axis hoped would divert U.S. attention from Europe, was actually in anxious negotiation with...