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To describe the deep freeze in U.S.-Soviet relations in 1947, Bernard Baruch coined this phrase |
the cold war
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$600 |
DJ |
QUOTES |
1991-09-27 |
#1625 |
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Thomas Hardy said this "makes rattling good history, but peace is poor reading" |
war
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NOT SO FAMOUS QUOTES |
1991-05-29 |
#1568 |
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Georges Clemenceau called this "much too important a matter to be left to the generals" |
War
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QUOTES |
1991-01-17 |
#1474 |
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Carl Sandburg wrote, "Sometime they'll give" one of these "and nobody will come" |
war
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J |
QUOTES |
1990-04-06 |
#1300 |
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Bartlett's says it was Bernard Baruch who 1st used this phrase describing "chilly" post-WWII tensions |
the Cold War
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$600 |
DJ |
BARTLETT'S QUOTES |
1988-01-22 |
#785 |
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Talleyrand is quote as saying it's "much too serious a matter to be entrusted to the military" |
war
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$200 |
DJ |
MILITARY QUOTES |
1987-10-20 |
#717 |