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Silent Enemies (1942) travel books Krakow at the time was

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Krakow at the time was a beautiful

Having already worked on an early edition of The Settlement Cookbook with author Lizzie Kander

One of the loveliest books published in the immediate postwar period

particularly in light of heavy German censorship of letters

Dyess's story finally went to print in newspapers all over the country

Silent Enemies (1942) travel books Krakow at the time was"They Have Killed Many More Thousands of People Than Bombs and Bullets" Hill, Justina. Silent Enemies. The Story of the Diseases of War and Their Control. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1942. Octavo. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edition of Justina Hill's fascinating account of disease during World War II, from malaria to typhus, with information about the cutting edge treatments of the 1940s. Written by the groundbreaking American bacteriologist,

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