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Prospect for Germany FEW Americans have been foolish enough to claim that the re-orientation of Germany would constitute a simple problem. There has been all along considerable disagreement as...
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January 25, 1946 THE COMMONWEAL 373 What Language? THAT was a remarkable precept of politeness which barred from the conversation of ladies and gentlemen reference to religion and...
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Catholics and Politics in Chile The development of another Christian democratic party Alfonso Santa Crux IN THE history of Latin America Chile has distinguished herself by establishing...
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January 25, 1946 THE COMMONWEAL 377 The Anatomy of Depression A powerful myth in American politics dies prematurely George Doherty IN THE late thirties the most distinguished American...
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January 25, 1946 THE COMMONWEAL 381 Communications CHICHERIN Washington, D. C. TO the Editors: I am interested in what Mr. Max Fischer had to say about George Chicherin and a review of a...
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382 THE COMMONWEAL January 25, 1946 The Screen No Discharge in the War HOLLYWOOD hag various ways of dishing up drama; it would be fun to sit in on the studio conferences that determine the...
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January 25, 1946 THE COMMONWEAL 383 The Opera Season Music in the Air 'T* HE Metropolitan is full of strange caprices. A few A Seasons ago, Bach's "Phoebus and Pan" was given in a set...
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384 THE COMMONWEAL January 25, 1946 Heard Melodies ANNE FREMANTLE ( (T) ROWN hair turning grey, and a face like the face -D of one of those statues which Gothic sculptors carve—a face of...
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January 25, 1946 THE COMMONWEAL 387 More Books of the Week Trends in Collective Bargaining. S. T. Williamson and Herbert Harris. Twentieth Century Fund. $2.00. STUDENTS of industrial...
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Vol. 043 Issue 013 (January 11 1946)
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