''New York Times'' Newspaper From 20 September 1945

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The 20 September 1945 edition of ''The New York Times'' newspaper. As the Second World War concludes, the overhaul of Japan begins. A front page article announces the creation of a committee for the purpose of investigating Japanese business and science, while the ''Nippon Times'' newspaper is suspended for failure to submit content for censorship prior to publication. In other news, Argentinians for the end of dictatorship take to the streets en mass shouting ''Death to Peron''. 44pp. paper is delicate, with toning, chipping to left edge, and tears to top edge. Cleveland Library stamps to upper right. Very good.
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