Walter Lippmann
Friday, September 2nd, 2011Walter Lippmann
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 ATLANTIC October 1936 WALTER LIPPMANN ALBERT JAY NOCK  US $18.00
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 Readers Digest magazine September 1940 rc US $3.25
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 Readers Digest October 1942 Walt Disney Igor Sikorsky US $10.00
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 Readers Digest April 1946 Frederic Loomis Andre Visson US $10.00
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 Readers Digest Magazine November 1959 rc US $3.25
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 Readers Digest March 1947 Andre Maurois J P Mcevoy US $10.00
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 Readers Digest magazine August 1939 rc US $3.25
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 Readers Digest magazine July 1940 rc US $3.25
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 Readers Digest June 1952 John Rogers Anthony Abbot US $10.00
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 LIFE Magazine Jul 21 1941 Sir Robert Brooke SINGAPORE Helena Rubinstein US $12.50
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 NEWSWEEK September 8 1980 Sept Sep 80 PRODUCTIVITY CAMBODIA POLAND NFL US $11.20
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 RARE NEWSWEEK 1969 CLEMENT HAYNSWORTH JOSEPH KENNEDY US $9.95
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 MAGAZINE TIME WALTER LIPPMANN SEPTEMBER 27 1937 US $24.99
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 Harpers Weekly July 15 1893 TREASURY VAULT DREXEL US $71.48
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 February 9 1954 Look Magazine Howard Hughes Story New York Knickerbockers Knicks US $7.95
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 1940 July 22 Life Magazine Tank Commander France US $14.95
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 VINTAGE ADS 1940 LIFE MAGAZINE GERMAN CONQUEST ADS US $38.00
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 Saturday Review 9 26 1959 Walter Lippmann Herman Wouk Elspeth Huxley US $11.00
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 Newsweek Dec 14 1970 Foreign Policy Stein Collection US $6.99
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 NEWSWEEK A11 1966 THE DRAFT US Army TAIWAN Roy Rogers Trigger CASSIUS CLAY US $9.00
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 LIFE Magazine April 71941 US $22.00
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 NEWSWEEK F 1966 VIETNAM Bombers RICHARD AVEDON Olds 442 US $9.00
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 Life Magazine April 7 1941 WWII Nazi Bomb Hits Club US $12.00
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 LOOK MAGAZINE Apr 25 1961 Atlanta ML King Segregation Automation Hummingbirds US $7.99
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 Atlantic Monthly Mar 1937 Inside England by John Gunther A Tale of New Japan US $11.00
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 Saturday Review 8 12 1961 Malcolm Cowley Archibald MacLeish Stuart Whitman US $11.00
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 Saturday Review 6 12 1943 Walter Lippmann Claire Leighton Woodcut US $14.00
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 1959 SEP 26 SATURDAY REVIEW WALTER LIPPMANN II 304 US $25.00
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 1949 University of Pennsylvania Penn Magazine Lot of 3 US $15.26
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 1940 October 28 LIFE Magazine US Navy Lana Turner US $12.50
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 Saturday Review 9 10 1960 C S Lewis Francis Parkman Oscar Hammerstein US $9.00
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 Newsweek Sep 16 1963 NY Superintendent Calvin Gross No Mailing Label US $8.00
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 Newsweek Dec 23 1974 How Good Is Your Doctor Walter Lippman RIP NY Knicks US $5.00
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 Harpers Monthly Jun 1930 Roosevelt The War by OWEN WISTER Katherine Mansfield US $11.50
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 Newsweek Jan 20 1964 Walter Lippman A Critique Of Congress US $13.00
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 LIFE Magazine July 21 1941 US $22.00
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 NEWSWEEK J 1964 LIPPMANN Congress POLLOCK Gulfpride Oil US $9.00
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 Saturday Review Magazine April 24 1954 US $8.99
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 LIFE Magazine July 22 1940 US $22.00
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 Vintage Newsweek January 20th 1964 GREAT CONDITION FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA US $9.00
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 1941 July 21 LIFE Magazine Haile Selassie Singapore Iceland Mme Rubinstein US $9.95
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 Saturday Review 8 11 1962 Walter Lippmann James Agee James Cavell US $11.00
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 Saturday Review 10 12 1935 Samuel Clemens Cover Walter Lippmann Sholem Asch US $14.00
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 Vintage Newsweek January 21st 1963 GREAT CONDITION FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA US $11.00
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 NEWSWEEK F4 1963 EDWARD ALBEE Mississippi CIVIL RIGHTS US $9.00
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 NEWSWEEK J21 1963 JOHN F KENNEDY Walter Lippmann CARS US $9.00
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 NEWSWEEK M15 1965 RED CHINA Kennedy EASTERN AIRLINE MLK US $9.00
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 1940 June 3 Life Magazine Europe Germans Attack US $14.95
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 Newsweek Jan 20 1964 Walter Lippmann A Critique Of Congress Bad Congress Bad US $6.05
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 Saturday Review Magazine February 28 1959 US $8.99
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 Womans Home Companion August 1956 US $25.00
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 The Atlantic Monthly Single Issue July 1949 US $8.99
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 1935 THE AMERICAN Magazine US $20.00
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 Life Magazine July 211941 Singapore US $23.40
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 NEWSWEEK Oct8 1962 SPACE AGE Mississippi Negro vote US $9.00
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 LIFE MAGAZINE JULY 21 1941 WALTER LIPPMANN SIGAPORE US OIL CRISIS RUBINSTEIN US $9.95
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 1939 June 5 LIFE Magazine STATUE OF LIBERTY AMERICA Televised Sport Event US $14.95
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 BOOK US WAR AIMS 1944 US $9.95
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 Esquire 1980 August Ronald Reagan Walter Lippmann Tim OBrien US $11.99
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 The Saturday Evening Post November 5 1960 US $22.00
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 LIFE July 22 1940 France falls to Nazis US WWII arms US $20.00
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 Time Magazine 1937 Sept 27 Walter Lippmann US $7.95
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 NEWSWEEK M1 1965 White House BILL MOYERS Vietnam SPACE US $8.00
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 NEWSWEEK J19 1965 LIFE ITALIAN STYLE US $8.00
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 NEWSWEEK O25 1965 FIRST YEAR OF LIFE Negro in America US $8.00
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 Life Magazine April 71941 Labor Strikes US $23.40
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 The American Magazine March 1935 US $21.00
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 1932 WOMANS HOME COMPANION Magazine November US $20.00
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 1955 RE Lee at Gettysburg Kanin Wallace Stevens US $5.99
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 Life Magazine June 5th 1939 US $12.99
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 September 26 1959 Saturday Review Walter Lippmann Magazine US $9.99
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 1941 April 7 LIFE Magazine VIVIEN LEIGH Coastal Convoy Salvador Dali US $12.50
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 Newsweek Magazine Walter Lippmann January 20 1964 US $24.99
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 December 1 1969 NEWSWEEK Magazine Vietnam Song My Lai US $4.21
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 1947 LADIES HOME JOURNAL Magazine June US $15.00
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 Life Magazine June 51939 Americas Future US $22.50
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 LIFE June 20 1960 Eichmann SELLERS Patterson Johansson US $8.00
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 LIFE July 21 1941 Selassie Singapore Lippmann USSR US $8.00
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 Life March 22 1937 Chain Gang Woolworth Store Strike US $19.99
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 Democratic Digest Aug 1953 Adlai Stevenson D Eisenhower US $9.99
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 Walter Lippmann in Bent of Tau Beta Pi issue 2 1942 US $14.00
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 NEWSWEEK Judge Haynsworth Walter Lippmann Vietnam Joseph Kennedy 12 1 1969 US $14.50
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 Newsweek Mag March 1 1965 Adam Clayton Powell US $9.99
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 NEWSWEEK April 24 1967 NEW MEDICINE HYPERBOLIC CHAMBER US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK April 8 1968 Apr 4 8 68 THE RED BLOC IN CRISIS HAWAII US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK April 15 1963 4 15 63 BRITAIN HAROLD WILSON US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK April 13 1964 HUBERT HUMPHREY CIVIL RIGHTS US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK April 26 1965 BASEBALL GOLF GIRL WATCHING US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK April 29 1963 4 29 63 STOCKS SURGE LAOS CUBA US $11.20
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 NEWSWEEK December 23 1974 12 74 DOCTORS WALTER LIPPMANN WALT FRAZIE EARL MONROE US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK December 14 1970 Dec 12 14 70 RICHARD NIXON GERTRUDE STEIN US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK December 1 1969 Dec 12 69 CLEMENT HAYNSWORTH APOLLO 12 US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK magazine December 16 1968 Dec 12 16 68 SOUTH VIETNAM CZECHOSLOVAKIA US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK magazine December 2 1968 Dec 12 68 MONEY CRISIS VIETNAM CZECHOSLOVAKIA US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK Magazine December 4 1967 Dec 12 4 67 WILLIAM McCHESNEY MARTIN DOLLAR US $12.80
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 NEWSWEEK December 5 1966 Dec 12 5 66 GERERAL WESTMORELAND VIETNAM US $12.80
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 Readers Digest June 1927 Thomas M Johnson Reinhold Niebuhr Henry James US $19.25
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 Readers Digest November 1941 Albert Payson Terhune US $10.00
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 NEWSWEEK Magazine September 27 1965 Sept Sep 65 9 27 65 PREMIER KY VIETNAM US $14.40
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 NEWSWEEK July 5 Jul 1965 7 5 65 VIETNAM WESTMORELAND US $12.80
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Noam Chomsky on Manufacturing Consent (Part 1)
The Freezing Cold War Years by Sanjay Verma
The Cold War is a state of relationship between the USSR and its surrounding regions, and the Western World led by the United States over a period ranging from 1945 to 1991. The Cold War according to Christopher Freville expressed itself in military tension, conflict in political ideologies and economic competition between the two sides.
Bernard Baruch is attributed with first using the term Cold War. He was a presidential advisor and US financier. In a speech delivered on April 16, 1947 in South Carolina he stated that the US was in the midst of a cold war. The media picked it up and a book called Cold War written by reporter-columnist Walter Lippmann further popularized the term.
After World War II, there was disagreement between the Eastern and the Western powers about how they should manage the affairs of the states under their control. Christopher Freville also states that the West started perceiving the East with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin as the head more as a military threat to Western Europe. On July 18, 1945 Harry S. Truman and Joseph Stalin met in the Potsdam Conference where Truman informed Stalin about the Americansâ new weapon, the atomic bomb. Stalin expressed his hope that the weapon would be used against Japan. A week after the conference ended, the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The US Governmentâs stance against the Soviets intensified after the âLong Telegramâ by George F. Kennan which accused the western powers of building military strength to achieve supremacy in the event of a new war. The Soviet Union grew by annexing many satellite states including East Germany, the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, the People's Republic of Hungary, the People's Republic of Romania, the People's Republic of Poland and the People's Republic of Albania.
A dramatic shift in the cold war was affected by the change in leadership in both the United States as well as the Soviet Union. Dwight D. Eisenhower assumed office in 1953 and immediately sought to reduce military spending by a third. In March 1994, after the death of Joseph Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev became the head of the Soviet Union and openly denounced the crimes of Stalin. Though Stalinâs death relaxed the Cold War to a certain extent, tensions still prevailed. Germany was also a point of contention during the Cold War. Many of the occupants of East Germany which was under Soviet rule, migrated to the West. Christopher Freville observed that by 1961, almost 20% of the population had crossed over to West Germany through a loop hole in the administrative system. In order to stop further migration, East Germany built a barbed wire along its border with West Germany. This was later strengthened by the erection of the Berlin Wall.
The urge for more powerful military equipment by both groups led to the development of more powerful rockets which ultimately led to the space race which was eventually won by the US when they first set foot on the Moon. The Sovietsâ alliance with Cuba led to the Cuban Missile Crisis which brought the world to the brink of a nuclear war than any other event. But the reluctance of both parties to strike first, knowing that there would be no victors in a nuclear war helped contain the situation. The tensions relaxed a little during the times of Nixon and Brezhnev. Christopher Freville feels that further measures taken by Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan more or less ended the Cold War.
Christopher Freville feels that further measures taken by Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan more or less ended the Cold War.
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