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SaparotRob
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What is "Therapol"?
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Therapy Police?
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SaparotRob
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So my guess of dessert topping was totally off.
Anything is a dessert topping if you're brave enough
N4521U
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Brave would Not be the proper term! Perhaps Foolish? 
SaparotRob
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Adventurous!
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German propaganda graphic work introduced to the Japanese graphic workers in October, 1940.
Working Hitler.
How Fuhrer Hitler saved his six million unemployed people.
One of his rescue plans was the construction of the Hitler Line (road).
Hitler Line
Source: Photo Times (Oct.1940)
Working Hitler.
How Fuhrer Hitler saved his six million unemployed people.
One of his rescue plans was the construction of the Hitler Line (road).
Hitler Line
Source: Photo Times (Oct.1940)
manta22
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The Autobahn- a primarily military road but a boon to business and industry in Germany.
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No thats not true. Ment to be fast roads to connect cities.
manta22
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How do you get military supplies from cities to other distant cities? Mainly trucks-especially in those days.
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Though historians pay little attention to this incident,
in the late November 1941, the US 4th Marines withdrew from Shanghai, China orderly.
This US's intention was not necessarily clear but was generally thought as the late settlement of the aftermath of the Boxer Rebellion back in 1901. Realistic issue for the people in Shanghai, however, was that they were to lose the invincible dollars paid by the marines.
Source: Photo Culture (Jan.1942)
in the late November 1941, the US 4th Marines withdrew from Shanghai, China orderly.
This US's intention was not necessarily clear but was generally thought as the late settlement of the aftermath of the Boxer Rebellion back in 1901. Realistic issue for the people in Shanghai, however, was that they were to lose the invincible dollars paid by the marines.
Source: Photo Culture (Jan.1942)
SaparotRob
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Very interesting photos!
manta22
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Trains are restricted to running on tracks that may be destroyed. Unlike motor vehicles, they can't cut across country when necessary. Beware of Wikipedia, they are just of internet folks with another opinion.
SaparotRob
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The best road is the railroad.
