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Berlin, Germany: Presse- und informationsamt des Landes Berlin, 1969. 19 x 20 cm. Cover features color photo of President Nixon standing in open limousine in motorcade through Berlin, while Berliners wave. Introduction to text by B�rgermeister Klaus Sch�tz. Photos of arrival, visits to Charlottenburg Palace and Siemens Factory, photos of departure. Statement by Nixon, upon return to Washington: ""If you could have been with me as rode through the streets of Berlin on a snowy cold day and have seen the hopeful faces in those crowds on the streets....you (the American people) would have been proud that America did meet her world responsibilities in helping others defend their freedom."" Paper booklet, very good. . Catalogs: Cold War/History.

Paris, France: S.E.D.I.C., S.A.R.L, 1949. 13 x 20 cm. Reports by three famed international communists: M. Souslov: ""La Defense de la Paix et la Lutte Contre Les Faueurs de Guerre""; Togliatti: ""L'Unite de la Class Ouvriere et les Taches des partis Comunistes et Ouvriers""; Gheorghiu-Dej: ""Le Parti Comuniste Yougoslave au Pouvoir des Assassins et des Espions"". Paper booklet, 1 x 3 cm chip missing from cover, text block paper brown and brittle, poor. . Catalogs: Cold War/History.

New York, NY: The Devin-Adair Co, 1949. 12.4 x 18.7 cm. Author warns of the impending peril of Socialism, how we expected deflation after World War II, it didn't come, but now we see indicators of creeping socialism everywhere. In Britain, neither Napoleon nor Hitler could invade, but Karl Marx made it, and now..... The Fabian Dream. The Socialist tail on the Trade Union Dog.... Socialism in America...A Note on Communism. Cover illustration shows a doctor, a nurse, businessmen, workers all looking at a signpost marked ""To Socialism"". Paper booklet, half title page wrinkled, title page and next several have biopredation at bottom 2 cm of each page. Fair. . Catalogs: Cold War/History.

Chicago, IL: United Educators, Inc, 1950. 16 x 23 cm. Cover photo shows Korean refugees ""in a shattered land"" reading a U.N. poster. Photo shows USS Boxer, with crew on flight deck spelling out ship's name, returning to San Francisco from Korean waters. Photo shows Bertrand Russell, who has won Nobel Peace Prize for 1950. Photo shows William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy) and Jo Stafford preparing for broadcasts on Voice of America. Photo shows General Eisenhower, who has taken leave of absence from Columbia University to become Supreme Commander of Atlantic Pact Defense Forces. Photo shows Mrs. Anna Rosenburg, named by Defense Secretary George Marshall as the first woman named to high post in the defense department. She will be Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower. Feature story on Korea and Korean War. Story on Frozen Foods. Paper periodical, very good. . Catalogs: Cold War/History.