The New Republic, Volym 23Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1969 |
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... Moscow is Des Moines , and that the Kolchak forces are drawn up on a line reaching roughly from Lake Ontario , on the north , to Roanoke , Va . , on the south . It must further be imagined , of course , that the railway lines reaching ...
... Moscow is Des Moines , and that the Kolchak forces are drawn up on a line reaching roughly from Lake Ontario , on the north , to Roanoke , Va . , on the south . It must further be imagined , of course , that the railway lines reaching ...
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... Moscow , once more , is represented by Des Moines . On that basis , Denikin is operating on a line running roughly east and west across cen- tral Mississippi and souther Arkansas . He is try- ing , of course , to push north . Meantime ...
... Moscow , once more , is represented by Des Moines . On that basis , Denikin is operating on a line running roughly east and west across cen- tral Mississippi and souther Arkansas . He is try- ing , of course , to push north . Meantime ...
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... Moscow , a reader might not have guessed that six months later the Soviets would still remain in power . Moreover , there were more impressive reports of prisoners captured and war material taken by Denikin . How copious those captures ...
... Moscow , a reader might not have guessed that six months later the Soviets would still remain in power . Moreover , there were more impressive reports of prisoners captured and war material taken by Denikin . How copious those captures ...
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