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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1941 = 3 Issues, 70 Articles
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      January 1941 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 401-407
      2. Lisbon---Escape Hatch of Europe by Eric Sevareid, pp. 408-414
      3. Escapists Live on Borrowed Time by Stephen Spender, pp. 415-418
      4. It's Time We Met the Canadians by Margaret Culkin Banning, pp. 419-423
      5. The Fascisti Have Won the War by Gaetano Polverelli, pp. 424-426
      6. Weygand Seen as France's Savior by Maurice Quedrue, pp. 427-429
      7. New Outlook Across the Rio Grande by Paul Barry, pp. 430-433
      8. Persons and Personages, pp. 434-437
      9. 'Little Hitler' of Hungary , pp. 438-440
      10. Eyewitness Story of Italy at War by E.J.W., pp. 441-447
      11. Our Reporters Under Blitzkrieg by Gordon Beckles, pp. 448-452
      12. The Economics of War and Peace by Frank Chodorov, pp. 453-457
      13. Myopia in South Africa by J. Greshoff, pp. 458-460
      14. Meditation on Westminster by David Low, pp. 461-465
      15. Straws in the Wind, pp. 466-467
      16. Hitler Has Not Conquered Norway by Marjorie McFarland, pp. 468-472
      17. Anglo-American Far Eastern Policy by Kumataro Honda, pp. 473-480
      18. The Enigmatic Soviet Union by R.E.S., pp. 481-483
      19. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 484-485
      20. Poems of the Month by Oscar Williams, pp. 486-488
      21. Speaking of Books by Leon Bryce Bloch, pp. 489-500
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      February 1941 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 501-507
      2. Hitler Restates His War Aims by Theodore Seibert, pp. 508-510
      3. A Canadian Asks Union with the U.S. by Jean-Charles Harvey, pp. 511-513
      4. Italy---Ruler of the Universe by Giorgio Pini, pp. 514-515
      5. China Fights Japan with Co-operatives by Lowe Chuan-hua, pp. 516-521
      6. Living in History by Clemence Dane, pp. 522-525
      7. Helpless Egypt Looks to Great Britain by Arthur Settel, pp. 526-532
      8. Why Flee the Orient?, pp. 533-535
      9. Signor Gayda Shakes a Fist by Virginio Gayda, pp. 536-540
      10. Persons and Personages, pp. 541-543
      11. Labor in the War by Kingsley Martin, pp. 544-547
      12. Ethiopia on Brink of Revolt by Eugen Lennhoff, pp. 548-550
      13. Germany's Economic Hold on U.S.S.R. by Dr. Oleg Hoeffding, pp. 551-555
      14. Oh, Madam... by Elizabeth Bowen, pp. 556-560
      15. German Movies as Propaganda by Jean Heer, pp. 561-563
      16. Straws in the Wind, pp. 564-565
      17. From Blitzkrieg to Attrition War, pp. 566-568
      18. Pinocchio Turns Fascist by W.G. Mayne, pp. 569-571
      19. The Road Ahead for Filipinos, pp. 572-583
      20. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 584-585
      21. Poems of the Month by Oscar Williams, pp. 586-588
      22. Speaking of Books by Leon Bryce Bloch, pp. 589-600
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      March 1941 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 1-7
      2. Invasion Today and Yesterday by 'Military Correspondent', pp. 8-10
      3. Ireland Never Long Invaded , pp. 11-13
      4. Pigeon Wing or Caviar by Pierre Loving, pp. 14-20
      5. The Comic Strips in England by Peter Quennell, pp. 21-23
      6. Britain's Wartime Problem in India, pp. 24-26
      7. Fascism Now Seen on Decline by Alberto Tarchiani, pp. 27-30
      8. ---And in Spain by A. Garcia Hinojosa, pp. 31-33
      9. One German View by S.N., pp. 34-36
      10. Nazi Plans for Vassal States, pp. 37-39
      11. The Role of the Dog in War by Major Einar Edstrom, pp. 40-41
      12. Persons and Personages by Albert Miller, pp. 42-43
      13. Apostle of 'Grossraum' , p. 44
      14. Rudolf Olden by Kurt Hiller, pp. 45-47
      15. Two Versions of Democracy by Julian Huxley, pp. 48-52
      16. 'The Great Dictator' Overseas, p. 53
      17. What Americans Think of Australia by Fred Alexander, pp. 54-57
      18. Straws in the Wind, pp. 58-59
      19. Man's New Power Poses a Problem by C.E.M. Joad, pp. 60-64
      20. Death and the Newspapers by Fergus Glenn, pp. 65-67
      21. The Jews' Stake in Palestine by Arthur Settel, pp. 68-73
      22. Italy Recruits Her Artists by Reto Roedel, pp. 74-75
      23. Britain Explains the Censor's Role by Robert Powell, pp. 76-78
      24. Christian Church Growth in Japan by Soichi Saito, pp. 79-87
      25. Twenty-Five Years Ago, pp. 88-89
      26. Books Abroad, pp. 90-91
      27. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 92-100
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1941 = 3 Issues, 76 Articles
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      April 1941 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 101-107
      2. No Mourning---by Request by David Low, pp. 108-111
      3. An End to the Flippant Kimono, p. 112
      4. Letters and Arts in Wartime Europe by Eugene Jolas, pp. 113-121
      5. Defeated France Turns to Ersatz, pp. 122-124
      6. France's Role in Indo-China by Joseph Hilton Smyth, pp. 125-129
      7. Dilemma of the Peninsula by Luis Araguistain, pp. 130-133
      8. England Will Destroy Franco by Maximo Bretal, pp. 134-136
      9. The 'Mission' of Portugal , pp. 137-138
      10. Nazis Soft Pedal in Latin America by S.S., pp. 139-142
      11. Persons and Personages by Marjorie McFarland, pp. 143-144
      12. Thailand's Strong Man by Albert Miller, pp. 145-148
      13. Hungary's New Minister by George Halasy, pp. 149-152
      14. A Native Returns to the Amazon by Desmond Holdridge, pp. 153-158
      15. A Note on Germans in Paris by Hannen Swaffer, pp. 159-160
      16. Myth and Fact Around Petain by Jean Le Bret, pp. 161-163
      17. Straws in the Gale, pp. 164-165
      18. 'In Defense of the Cliche' by Dermot Morrah, pp. 166-169
      19. Non-Germans Are Not People, p. 170
      20. Issues at Stake in the Far East by Miles W. Vaughn, pp. 171-176
      21. In Latin America, pp. 177-178
      22. As Others See Us, pp. 179-183
      23. Twenty-Five Years Ago, pp. 184-185
      24. Books Abroad by John Hiscott, pp. 186-187
      25. Evil Propaganda , pp. 188-190
      26. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 191-200
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      May 1941 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 201-207
      2. A Woman's State in Prison Camp by Anonymous, pp. 208-209
      3. The Red Army Turns Prussian by V. Ossipov, pp. 210-213
      4. Decline and Fall of Wartime Italy by C.M. Franzero, pp. 214-215
      5. Italian Contempt by A Dutch Traveller, pp. 216-218
      6. Paper Boats by Elisabeth Kyle, pp. 219-221
      7. Survival of the British Empire by Leonard Woolf, pp. 222-225
      8. Eclipse of the French Press by Henri Longa, pp. 226-228
      9. The Press in the Provinces , pp. 229-230
      10. Emergence of the French Nazis , pp. 231-232
      11. Twilight of the Parties , pp. 233-234
      12. Look to Your Moat, pp. 235-236
      13. Persons and Personages by Arthur Settel, pp. 237-238
      14. Making of a Nazi by Marjorie McFarland, pp. 239-241
      15. Strong Man on Tight Rope by Shah-Mir Effendi, pp. 242-244
      16. In Defense of 'Pressure' by J. William Terry, pp. 245-250
      17. Arts and Letters Abroad by Eugene Jolas, pp. 251-255
      18. Straws in the Gale, pp. 256-257
      19. Whom Will the U.S. Intern? by Stephen Naft, pp. 258-264
      20. Ersatz Religion in the Reich by Stanley High, pp. 265-270
      21. Talk Under Bombs by Arnold Palmer, pp. 271-273
      22. In Latin America, pp. 274-277
      23. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 278-279
      24. Books Abroad, pp. 280-281
      25. Humor in Japanese Literature by Kuni Sasaki, pp. 282-285
      26. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 286-300
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      June 1941 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 301-306
      2. Black Bourse in Hungry France by Andrey Sedyh, pp. 307-309
      3. A Short Cut to Union Now by Rubin Gotesky, pp. 310-317
      4. Admission of Britain a Reactionary Move by Sidney Hertzberg, pp. 318-320
      5. Hitler's Private Rabbit Warren, p. 321
      6. Adolf Hitler: Grand Couturier by Clarissa Wolcott, pp. 322-328
      7. Iran Again a Pawn in the War by Nicolaus Basseches, pp. 329-330
      8. The Nazi Fiasco in Latin America by Carl Crow, pp. 331-337
      9. Persons and Personages by Albert Miller, pp. 338-340
      10. Prime Minister, Self-Made Model by Marjorie McFarland, pp. 341-344
      11. The Perennial Governor by Paul Einzig, pp. 345-350
      12. Newspapers in Turkey by Shah-Mir Effendi, pp. 351-353
      13. Britain's Left Is Defeatist by F.A. Voigt, pp. 354-361
      14. Straws in the Gale, pp. 362-363
      15. Petain---Judged by His Peers by Jean Le Bret, pp. 364-366
      16. ---And His Own View by Marshal Philippe Petain, pp. 367-368
      17. The Philippines in World War II by Carlos P. Romulo, pp. 369-372
      18. Utopia, as Seen by Fascist Italy by Mario Appelius, pp. 373-375
      19. The Gestapo Takes Over by Dino Manzoni, pp. 376-377
      20. In Latin America, pp. 378-379
      21. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 380-381
      22. Poems of the Month by Tom Boggs, p. 382
      23. Books Abroad, pp. 383-385
      24. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 386-400
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1941 = 2 Issues, 57 Articles
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      July 1941 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 401-406
      2. Italy Salutes the Japanese by Mario Appelius, pp. 407-408
      3. Paris Moves to the Congo by Ben Lucien Burman, pp. 409-412
      4. The Nazi Soldier Writes Home by A.B., pp. 413-415
      5. British Medicine Under Luftwaffe by Hugh Clegg, M.D., pp. 416-420
      6. Arts and Letters in Latin America by Eugene Jolas, pp. 421-428
      7. Revolution in the Reich, pp. 429-430
      8. Japan-U.S. War Seen by Soviets by Y. Victoroff, p. 431
      9. War in the Pacific Unlikely---Another View by Walker Matheson, pp. 432-438
      10. German Poland Lacks Colonists, pp. 439-440
      11. The Church in War's Aftermath by Dorothy L. Sayers, pp. 441-445
      12. Persons and Personages by Arthur Settel, pp. 446-447
      13. The Return of General Smuts by J.A. Gray#2, pp. 448-451
      14. Chinese Prince and Catholic Painter by Flora Belle Jan, pp. 452-455
      15. Norway Boycotts the Nazi Movies by G.L., pp. 456-458
      16. North American Customs Union by Jean-Charles Harvey, pp. 459-461
      17. Straws in the Gale, pp. 462-463
      18. As Others See Us, pp. 464-468
      19. A Traveller in the Reich, pp. 469-472
      20. Mexico Becomes More Friendly, pp. 473-476
      21. The Slow Death of Belgium, pp. 477-478
      22. In Latin America, pp. 479-480
      23. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 481-482
      24. Poems of the Month by Tom Boggs, p. 483
      25. Books Abroad, p. 484
      26. Political Officer by 'Cadmus', pp. 485-487
      27. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 488-500
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      August 1941 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The World Over, pp. 501-506
      2. Unrest on India's Frontiers by Sir Alfred Watson, pp. 507-508
      3. A 'United' Europe Against Russia, pp. 509-512
      4. The German-Russian War, pp. 513-514
      5. The World Must Rescue the Soviet Union , p. 515
      6. Revive Freedom in Russia , pp. 516-517
      7. Sweden Clings to Neutrality , p. 518
      8. Chinese See Germany Lost by W.M., p. 519
      9. The Triple Somersault in the U.S. , pp. 520-521
      10. A Balance Sheet for Frenchmen, pp. 522-524
      11. The Swiss Know What to Expect, pp. 525-531
      12. If the Bombers Come to Us--- by John Mitchell, pp. 532-538
      13. Persons and Personages by Albert Miller, pp. 539-541
      14. Iceland's Premier by X.Y., pp. 542-543
      15. Moscow Beckons to the Filipino, pp. 544-549
      16. Straws in the Gale, pp. 550-551
      17. When Japan 'Missed the Bus' by Walker Matheson, pp. 552-556
      18. The Japanese Drum up Trade by Joaquin Soriano, pp. 557-558
      19. Husbands of the Great by Alan Dent, pp. 559-562
      20. New Caledonia Stands Alone by W.G. Burchett, pp. 563-566
      21. A Post-Mortem on Greece by Helge Knudsen, pp. 567-568
      22. The Press of Japan, pp. 569-573
      23. Five Men Rule the U.S.S.R. by Vladimir Kalmykow, pp. 574-575
      24. The Negus Looks for His Fortune by 'Miles', pp. 576-577
      25. As Others See Us, pp. 578-579
      26. In Latin America, pp. 580-581
      27. Twenty-five Years Ago, pp. 582-583
      28. Poems of the Month by Tom Boggs, p. 584
      29. Books Abroad, pp. 585-592
      30. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 593-600