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One Humanity

By Howard E. Kershner

Putnam, 1943, 81 pp

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A vigorous plea for American assistance in feeding the starving children of Nazioccupied Europe. The author directed the American Friends Service Committee in Europe from 1939 to 1942, and is convinced this work can be carried on without materially aiding the Nazis.

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