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the United Nations

through striking black and white photographs carefully selected from the finest collections

allowing readers to decide which option to prepare

The World at War: 50 Years Later Turner listening to the quiet afterThis book began when the Associated Press sent out on its wire services an announcement that the 50th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Italy was approaching. The Daily Star's wire editor, Charles Sauer, picked up on it and persuaded [the author] to find veterans for a story. After the success of that first article, he researched battle dates and prepared a possible monthly schedule. Thanks to the willingness of both veterans and civilians to