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The New Yorker, December 18, 1943, pp. 80-82
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. No Quarter (1943)
    Konstantin M. Simonov
    On Russia's Fighting Lines
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  2. Total Peace (1943)
    Ely Culbertson
    What Makes Wars and How to Organize Peace
    3 Reviews
  3. They Shall Inherit the Earth (1943)
    Otto Zoff
    5 Reviews, 2 Readable
  4. Condition Red (1943)
    Frederick J. Bell
    Destroyer Action in the South Pacific
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  5. Action This Day (1943)
    Francis J. Spellman
    Letters from the Fighting Fronts
    4 Reviews
  6. Montana: High, Wide, and Handsome (1943)
    Joseph Kinsey Howard
    6 Reviews, 2 Readable
  7. With General Chennault (1943)
    Robert B. Hotz, George L. Paxton, and Robert H. Neale, ...
    The Story of the Flying Tigers
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  8. Where's the Money Coming From? (1943)
    Stuart Chase
    Problems of Postwar Finance; Guide Lines to America's Future as Reported to t...
    3 Reviews
  9. My Favorite Assassin (1943)
    George W. Herald
    1 Review
  10. The Grim Reapers (1943)
    Stanley Johnston
    3 Reviews, 2 Readable
  11. George M. Cohan: Prince of the American Theater (1943)
    Ward Morehouse
    4 Reviews, 2 Readable
  12. Those Were the Days (1943)
    Edward R. Hewitt
    Tales of a Long Life
    3 Reviews, 1 Readable
  13. Snoot if You Must (1943)
    Lucius Beebe
    2 Reviews, 1 Readable
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