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The Germans Reply Letters to Dorothy Thompson T WO weeks ago we published an article by Dorothy Thompson which appeared in October in Die Amerikanische Rundschau and later in Die Neue...

AN AMERICAN SPEAKS TO GERMANS (December 1948)

An American Speaks to Germans Dorothy Thompson T HE War Department of the United States has invited me to write this article,* and address, in this manner, the German people. Although...

APPREHENSIONS IN 1945 (II) (February 1948)

Apprehensions in 1945 (II) Concluding excerpts from a private diary written before the war was ended Dorothy Thompson THUS the first World War of unlimited objective, of "Unconditional...

APPREHENSIONS IN 1945 (January 1948)

Apprehensions in 1945 Notes written before the end of the war in a diary not intended for publication Dorothy Thompson BEING ILL of a cold and confined to bed, and thus isolated for these few...

SYMBOL AND MYTH (April 1947)

Symbol and Myth Must there be but one form of...

RETURN TO PRINCIPLE (May 1946)

8 6 ý84 THE COMMONWEAL May to, 1946 Return to Principle DOROTHY THOMPSON O N MAY 8th we celebrated the first anniversary of V-E Day. Already it is clear that, as .in the time between...

RECENT CONVERSIONS (March 1946)

Recent Conversions DOROTHY THOMPSON THE INCREASING number of influential Americans who have joined or are taking instructions in preparation for joining the Catholic Church is certainly a...

COMMUNICATIONS (November 1944)

64 T H E C O M M O N W E A L November 3, 1944 Communications TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY The White House, Washington, D. C. TO tiie Editors: It is a pleasure to congratulate you and The...

DEATH AND BIRTH (November 1943)

Death and Birth How France and Europe can find a future Dorothy Thompson IT IS not my purpose to apostrophize the beauties and glories of France. Many tributes have been paid as comforts to a...

TO JACQUES MARITAIN (January 1943)

To Jacques Maritain Words spoken at a luncheon in honor of a philosopher's sixtieth...

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