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Read through this New York Times article from 1944, All Landings Win; Sea Wall Broken. What would it have been like to read the daily newspaper as the world was at war? What "sinister symptoms" that "bring totalitarianism nearer," as Orwell phrased it in his letter, are hinted at in the headlines? And which headlines from the era are especially resonant in light of things happening today?

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