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NUMBER ONE: WINSTON CHURCHILL’S ACCOUNT OF WORLD WAR TWO
NUMBER ONE: WINSTON CHURCHILL’S ACCOUNT OF WORLD WAR TWO This set of six books, each over 500 pages, describes the main developments of The Second World War, and is appropriately titled just that. When I first read these books about ten years ago my main motive was to learn about the war which I lived…
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NUMBER TWO: IMPORTANT CITIZENS OF MY HOMETOWN
NUMBER TWO: MPORTANT CITIZENS OF MY HOMETOWN When I was a young kid back around 1940 in Bellingham, Washington there were several well-known citizens of our little city that nearly everyone knew but without really knowing. One was Arthur a guy who sold newspapers at the main intersection every day. He had a kind…