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30-11-22, 14:24
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This surely makes for interesting reading. Convinced now more than before that Lend-Lease was used as a money-making scheme for some of the actors in the "value chain". Also think of (mainly US?) companies with overseas plants in occupied countries making equipment for the enemy...
Read the Canadian perspective here: Canadian Economy: US and British Wartime Aid by David Hayward imag007.gif
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