Webster's Guide to American History: A Chronological, Geographical, and Biographical Survey and CompendiumCharles Lincoln Van Doren, Robert McHenry |
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Page 537
... Soviet Union . Casualty figures are : U.S. and other UN forces , about 39,000 killed or died while prisoners ; South ... Soviet government , announces that the Soviet Union has mastered production of the hy- drogen bomb but declares that ...
... Soviet Union . Casualty figures are : U.S. and other UN forces , about 39,000 killed or died while prisoners ; South ... Soviet government , announces that the Soviet Union has mastered production of the hy- drogen bomb but declares that ...
Page 552
... Soviet conduct in Hungary . It would indeed be a sad day if the United States ever felt that it had to subject Israel to the same type of moral pressure as is being ap- plied to the Soviet Union . There can , of course , be no equating ...
... Soviet conduct in Hungary . It would indeed be a sad day if the United States ever felt that it had to subject Israel to the same type of moral pressure as is being ap- plied to the Soviet Union . There can , of course , be no equating ...
Page 555
... Soviet demands for a longer suspension , President Eisenhower announces that the U.S. has offered to suspend nuclear testing for two years on condition that the Soviet Union agree to inspection and to a halt in the production of ...
... Soviet demands for a longer suspension , President Eisenhower announces that the U.S. has offered to suspend nuclear testing for two years on condition that the Soviet Union agree to inspection and to a halt in the production of ...
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