Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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Page 168
... Allied cause . The mood varied from exuberance ( " Good Morning , Mr. Zip , Zip , Zip ! " ) to calm confidence ... Allied victory . His estimate was low , as time would tell ; but , whatever the number , the demand for American ...
... Allied cause . The mood varied from exuberance ( " Good Morning , Mr. Zip , Zip , Zip ! " ) to calm confidence ... Allied victory . His estimate was low , as time would tell ; but , whatever the number , the demand for American ...
Page 185
... Allied superiority of more than 600,000 . That achievement was in large part the result of a new tactic , the convoy system , employed by Allied fleets to counteract the U - boat menace . The success of the convoy was remarkable . In ...
... Allied superiority of more than 600,000 . That achievement was in large part the result of a new tactic , the convoy system , employed by Allied fleets to counteract the U - boat menace . The success of the convoy was remarkable . In ...
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... Allied military fortunes . Having held firm under devastating assault at Stalingrad , the Red Army mounted a counteroffen- sive against German forces in February 1943. By October it had driven into the Ukraine and was preparing for a ...
... Allied military fortunes . Having held firm under devastating assault at Stalingrad , the Red Army mounted a counteroffen- sive against German forces in February 1943. By October it had driven into the Ukraine and was preparing for a ...
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Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 3 |
Maps | 21 |
Part | 69 |
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