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ix, 243 pages : 19 cm Young America's new idea -- What is moral re-armament? -- What has it done? -- How did it start? -- How does it operate? -- Who is in charge? -- What are its aims? -- Associated Press news story of Gestapo report on the Oxford Group, December 1945 -- Letter from U.S. Senator H. Alexander Smith in the Princeton alumni weekly about Buchman at Princeton, September 1961 -- Advertisement in Time magazine regarding the response to MRA in Asia, January 1956 -- Press statement by Admiral William H. Standley regarding MRA and pacifism, March 1959 -- Statements on Catholics and MRA by Bishop Noa and Our Sunday visitor, October and November 1966, and quotation from sermon of Archbishop Davis of Santa Fe, January 1967 -- "The golden age": a pamphlet outlining the aims of MRA, May 1939 -- Extracts from the Congressional record, June 1939, describing the launching of MRA -- "You can defend America," war-time handbook, with foreword by General Pershing -- An article from the Army and Navy journal, May 1944 -- Foreword by Robert Schuman, foreign minister of France, to Dr. Buchman's speeches published May 1950 -- Article by Dr. Adenauer, chancellor of Germany, in the New York
- Author
- Basil Entwistle and John McCook Roots
- Publisher
- Los Angeles: Pace Publications
- Published
- 1967
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Philosophy, Humanities
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