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"I am curious as to what interest we had in fighting Germany." Good question.

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clarkjohnsen

In Reply to: RE: The Atom Bomb wasn't ready yet posted by jamesgarvin on June 26, 2007 at 07:54:22

I've always wondered about that. Also, seeing as how Stalin's brutal murders and starvations of thirty or forty million preceded Hitler's more modest activity, why were we on *his* side? Not to mention that Stalin soon became our implacable enemy. Did Dean Acheson foresee nothing of this?

"Things may have been different and better in Europe for millions of people." No kidding. (Except, make that "tens of millions".) Stalin apologists refuse to look at such circumstances.

clark

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An unanswered question too, so far. Who will go for it I wonder... nt - clarkjohnsen 09:27:49 06/27/07 (1)
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- here is your starter for 10... - dave c 14:30:31 06/27/07 (0)
  ... I would venture that entry into the war finally lifted the US economy out of the depression.
  The lend-lease agreements were in place or would be as soon as the USA came to the table.

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