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Promoting Your Data Science Work,nd had been the Labour Party spokesman on foreign affairs before the war. He undoubtedly saw his tenure of office at the Ministry of Economic Warfare and his control of SOE (which he dubbed the ‘Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’) as a stepping stone to his eventual appointment as Foreign Secretary.

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,Are You Sure I Don’t Have a Brain Tumor?,ied offensive for that year would be in the Mediterranean. In this framework, allied strategists seized upon resistance in the Balkans, in particular in Greece and Yugoslavia, as a powerful auxiliary to regular military operations. Here, guerrilla warfare was intensifying in response to both interna

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What Do I Have to Look Forward To?,ope, the British war leadership began to define more clearly Britain’s own interests in Europe and what these implied for future relations with Moscow. The lessons of the 1930s and the exhaustion of Britain’s financial power in the course of the war itself indicated that Europe would be more importa