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At the time this article went to press, the American people were still continuing to receive those sad envelopes from the Department of War reporting on the 410,000 deaths suffered as a result of four years of global industrialized warfare.


This article, written by Robert Bendiner (1910 – 2009), relayed that peacetime took some getting used to, but day by day, the nation was slowly swinging into its post-war stride.


Five years later the Korean war would begin.


What if the Atomic Bomb had never been invented?
When would the war have ended?




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