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Why the Navy Secretly Gave the USSR 150 Warships to Invade Japan

A little-known bit of history.
Here s What You Need to Remember: By early 1945, the U.S. military had ample evidence that an amphibious invasion of the Japanese home islands would prove exceptionally bloody and destructive.
On April 10, 1945 a Soviet freighter slipped up to a quay at a frozen military base on a remote tip of Alaska aptly named Cold Bay. Inside her were over 500 sailors of the Soviet Navy.
The Soviets had arrived to train on the first of 149 vessels the U.S. Navy was transferring to the Soviet Union. That fleet’s secret mission: to transport the Red Army for an invasion of Japan, even while Moscow and Tokyo remained officially at peace. ....

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'Phantom Tollbooth' author dazzled generations of kids

'Phantom Tollbooth' author dazzled generations of kids
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"Phantom Tollbooth" author Norton Juster dies at 91 - The Washington Post

"Phantom Tollbooth" author Norton Juster dies at 91 - The Washington Post
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Diary of a Film by Niven Govinden review – how to reconcile life and art?

Central to
Diary of a Film is the question: how do you reconcile life and art, and not settle for a life deferred while art is being made? Maestroâs film is widely expected to win the major prize at the festival, but he is as unsettled and subdued as the director/protagonist of Federico Felliniâs
8 Â½. Wandering the streets before the screening, a chance encounter with a stranger, Cosima, appears to sweep away any threat of melancholia and gives him a sense of direction for his next project.
As they walk through the city, Maestro learns, in dialogue-heavy scenes that call to mind Ãric Rohmerâs films, that Cosima is a grief-stricken author. She stopped writing after publishing her novel, a memorial to her lover, an unknown graffiti artist who killed himself decades earlier. ....

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Jo Walton's Reading List: February 2021

February was another locked down month with a curfew in Quebec, and I was at home going nowhere. It snowed a lot. I saw a total of three other human beings in the whole month. The prevailing mood of this pandemic for many of us is “other people have it worse, but this sure sucks.” I read a perfectly reasonable seventeen books, and many of them were really excellent, which is always cheering.
This is the story of a young man with enough money to live on in London for a year and try to write, who entirely fails to achieve anything. It’s a comedy, though it is very sad, and you can see here the beginnings of the class consciousness which will make so much of Sharp’s later work so excellent. I enjoyed reading it, though I wouldn’t call it good, exactly. It also surprised me that it was 1932; it’s much more a book of the 1920s in feel. For Sharp completists, I suppose. Don’t start here. But I am excited to have so much new to me Sharp available as ebooks. ....

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