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Alexander P. de Seversky • 23 Items / 21 Articles, 2 Books
Victory Through Air Power (1942)
by Alexander P. De Seversky
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Published Reviews
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    Seversky's Handbook for Defeatists (Review)
    Harold Smith
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    The Communist, October 1942, pp. 857-866
  2. Books and the Arts
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    The Dominance of Air Power (Review)
    Donald W. Mitchell
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    The Nation, May 23, 1942, p. 603
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    Reviews (Review)
    H.A. DeWeerd
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    Political Science Quarterly, September 1942, pp. 432-434
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    The Meaning of Air Power (Review)
    Lt. Col. Harold E. Hartney
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    The Saturday Review, May 2, 1942, p. 5
  5. Books
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    Underground Reporter (4 Reviews)
    David W. Petegorsky
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    2. Strategy for Victory by Hanson W. Baldwin
    3. Russia's Fighting Forces by Sergei Nicholas Kournakoff
    4. Mechanized Might by Paul C. Raborg
    Free World, August 1942, p. 282
  6. Books
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    Mainly the War (6 Reviews)
    A Moscow War Diary, by Alexander Werth
    1. A Moscow War Diary by Alexander Werth
    2. Russia and Japan by Maurice Hindus
    3. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    4. A New Dictionary of Quotations by H.L. Mencken
    5. Heroes I Have Known by Max Eastman
    6. Deadlier Than the Male by James Edward Gunn
    The New Yorker, April 25, 1942, pp. 74-76
  7. [+]
    Twenty-Four Basic War Books (15 Reviews)
    The War and the Future
    1. Oxford Advanced Atlas by John Bartholomew
    2. The War: First Year by Edgar McInnis
    3. France, My Country: Through the Disaster by Jacques Maritain
    4. Roosevelt's Foreign Policy, 1933-1941 by Franklin D. Roosevelt
    5. The Unrelenting Struggle by Winston Churchill and Charles Eade
    6. Church and State in Fascist Italy by Daniel A. Binchy
    7. The Real Italians by Carlo Sforza
    8. The Command of the Air by Giulio Douhet
    9. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    10. Economics in Uniform by Albert T. Lauterbach
    11. A Study of War by Quincy Wright
    12. The Price of Free World Victory by Henry A. Wallace
    13. Social Insurance and Allied Services by William Beveridge
    14. Conditions of Peace by Edward H. Carr
    15. Basis for Peace in the Far East by Nathaniel Peffer
    Commonweal, April 9, 1943, pp. 619-620
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    Check List (19 Reviews)
    Victory Through Air Power, by Alexander P. De Seversky
    1. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    2. The Song of Bernadette by Franz Werfel
    3. Old McDonald Had a Farm by Angus Henry McDonald
    4. The Golden Flood by Herbert Asbury
    5. America in the New Pacific by George E. Taylor
    6. Total Victory by Stephen King-Hall
    7. Our Enemy Japan by Wilfrid Fleisher
    8. Vanishing Eden by Martin Birnbaum
    9. War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
    10. Jews in a Gentile World by Isacque Graeber and Steuart Henderson Britt
    11. Russia's Economic Front for War and Peace by A. Yugow
    12. The Foundations and the Future of International Law by Percy Henry Winfield
    13. Prisoners of Hope by Howard Lee Brooks
    14. The Private Reader by Mark Van Doren
    15. The Needle Trades by Joel I. Seidman
    16. Mystery Ship by George S. Bryan
    17. Time and the Physician by Lewellys F. Barker
    18. The Sixth Column by Roger W. Straus, Jr.
    19. The Coming Showdown by Carl Dreher
    The American Mercury, June 1942, pp. 759-761
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    Recent Books on International Relations (30 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Second World War
    1. Defense Will Not Win the War by William F. Kernan
    2. Victory Through Air Power by Alexander P. De Seversky
    3. The Axis Grand Strategy by Ladislas Farago
    4. War and Survival by Leonard B. Loeb
    5. From Tobruk to Smolensk by Herbert Charles O'Neill
    6. Modern Battle by Paul W. Thompson
    7. Norway and the War: September 1939-December 1940 by Monica Curtis
    8. Norway Revolts Against the Nazis by Jacob S. Worm-Muller
    9. Return to the Future by Sigrid Undset
    10. With the Foreign Legion at Narvik by Pierre O. Lapie
    11. Holland Fights the Nazis by Louis de Jong
    12. The Fall of the French Republic by D.N. Pritt
    13. Truth on the Tragedy of France by Elie J. Bois
    14. The Scum of the Earth by Arthur Koestler
    15. Last to Leave Paris by Peter Fontaine
    16. From the Land of Silent People by Robert St. John
    17. Balkan Correspondent by Derek Patmore
    18. Mediterranean Front by Alan Moorehead
    19. The Voice of Fighting Russia by Lucien Zacharoff
    20. Action on All Fronts by Ralph Ingersoll
    21. Let There Be Mercy by John Maloney
    22. Journey for Margaret by William Lindsay White
    23. Where Stands a Winged Sentry by Margaret Kennedy
    24. Dawn of Victory by Louis Fischer
    25. That Day Alone by Pierre van Paassen
    26. Conversation in London by Stephen Laird and Walter Graebner
    27. The Armies March by John Cudahy
    28. Sea Power in Conflict by Paul Schubert
    29. The War at Sea by Gilbert Cant
    30. War and National Policy by Grayson Kirk and Richard Poate Stebbins
    Foreign Affairs, July 1942, pp. 775-777