...Ross Gregory Wilsonian Diplomacy: Allied-American Rivalries in War and Peace . By Parsons Edward B. . St. Louis : Forum Press , 1978 . Pp. vi , 213 . $9.95 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 Book Reviews 267 the book is Willeyesque, consisting of a series...

...E. Malcolm Carroll The Incompatible Allies: A Memoir-History of German-Soviet Relations, 1918-1941 . By Hilger Gustav Meyer Alfred G. . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1953 . Pp. xiii , 350 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 Book Reviews 301 ing...

...Gary L. Williams Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 Lincoln s Neutral Allies: The Case of the Kentucky Unionists Gary L. Williams When war split the American nation in 1861, the people of Ken­ tucky found themselves, emotionally as well as physically, in an uncomfortable middle...

... normal.” Yet even a cursory review of protest policing in Canada reveals that state intervention in resistance movements is alive and well and that Indigenous peoples and allied social movements are made subject to repression, surveillance, and criminalization through the mechanism of injunctions...

... of origin and at European borders—demand freedom from their regimes’ oppression and freedom of movement. As European youth can mostly move freely in the world, Arab youth share the dream of doing the same. Both local tyrannies and their international allies, as well as unjust socioeconomic and migration...

...Mark Driscoll U.S. president Barack Obama bowed deeply to the Japanese emperor Akihito in November 2009, which set off a huge outcry by conservatives and neoconservatives. Dick Cheney steamed, “There is no reason for an American president to be bowing to anyone. Our friends and allies don't expect...

...) legislation in thirty‐four states criminalizing trans people (with an emphasis on trans healthcare and bathroom use) and the parents, doctors, and teachers who have sought to serve as trans allies. How is this wave of fascist panic and propaganda linked to broader histories of racial and gendered...

...Aren Aizura Around 1998, the term “significant other” or “significant others, friends, family, and allies” started to circulate in English‐language trans communities to describe cis people's labor in supporting trans people through transition. One newsletter, Your SOFFA Voice , published letters...

...Philippe Blouin Preserving the original agreement between the Rotinonhsión:ni (Iroquois) and the first settlers, the Two Row Wampum belt (Teiohá:te) displays two parallel lines, where the original peoples’ canoe and the settlers’ ship are said to sail side by side, suggesting that allied parties...

... of intellectual labor have been radically reconfigured within the academy since the late 1970s and early 1980s. In the wake of much of his political writing about 9/11, an interesting phenomenon has emerged: Chomsky repels his onetime allies within progressive circles, while attracting more and more people among...

..., Prussia, Austria, Sweden, and eight other coun­ tries fought the Corsican usurper ; World War I (1914-1918) when Russia, France, England, Italy, and the United States, with the Dominions and many other powers, directed their energies against Germany and its allies (the controversy over whether Germany...

... then going down, and Allied merchant ship construction was rising. November, 1942, saw the heaviest sinkings of the war; it was also the last month in which losses exceeded building. By May, 1943, the worst was over. In that month 41 U-boats were lost, and only 26 were constructed. Nearly two-fifths of the U...

... United States Ambassador to Spain. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1945. Pp. xi, 204. $2.50. This diary is a discerning and colorful account of life in Rome during the crucial months from Marshal Badoglio s armistice with the Allies, September 8, 1943, to the entrance of the first Allied soldiers...

... of the massive physical destruction that they experienced during the Second World War. Although the telltale expanses of sterile, concrete buildings in their centers provide eloquent in­ direct testimony, there is little overt evidence of the destruction rained down on them by Allied bombers. For the nostalgic...

..., and whose abolitionist efforts are aimed at, which is to say against , the ontological. Again, to begin, these politics require us to dispense with allyship. To be an ally, and a “white ally” in particular, is to join with others in a social movement—those who are non-white—because of some common...

... devastating conflict. This tragic turn of events was due in large part to the breakdown of the wartime coalition and the inability of the Allied nations to maintain their former level of mili­ tary strength or to devise adequate means of dealing with the rise of totalitarian aggression. Today, a little more...

..., but on these points and the subsequent addresses of the President. Not only did Wilson transmit this proposal to the Allies, but when they appeared unwilling to accept it, House, speaking for the President, virtually threatened to take steps that might have meant a separate peace between the United States and Germany...

... the menace of which President Eisenhower has warned the free world. As long as it remains possible for the Soviets to use their Chinese ally to wage a war which limits the freedom of action of the United States while it weakens that ally as a future threat to the ambitions of the Soviet Union in Asia...

... the domination of a large part of the world by an unbridled, aggressive power against the menace of which President Eisenhower has warned the free world. As long as it remains possible for the Soviets to use their Chinese ally to wage a war which limits the freedom of action of the United States while...

... ($64,000,000,000) in 1920 and reduced to 132,000,000,000 marks ($31,400,000,000) in 1921. This sum was to be revised and the number of installments were to be determined as reliable data about Germany s capacity to pay be­ came available. In the meantime the Allied powers took over Ger­ man property in their own...