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Australia's war effort.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
SIR: I was delighted to read Peter Ryan's insightful review of Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45 by Sir Max Hastings (March 2008). For some years I have been studying the Australian home front, making use of a number of little-known US sources in the papers of the Office of War Information, all of which confirm Mr Ryan's comments. Professor Allan Nevins, for example, was extremely hostile to ...
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