Armies of Spies (1939) sports"Is There Such a Thing as a Small Malignant Growth?": First Edition of Joseph Gollomb's Armies of Spies, 1939 Gollomb, Joseph. Armies of Spies. New York: Macmillan, 1939. Octavo. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edition of this well researched book on 20th century changes in spycraft, published on the eve of the Second World War. Armies of Spies was written by Joseph Gollomb, an American journalist and screenwriter of Russian Jewish descent. Gollomb used
potable water
he remained one of the most effective rescuers of the war
This installment focuses on the circus--really more of a circus/carnival hybrid--with pop-ups depicting a parade
" color-illustrated by acclaimed artist Margaret Evans Price
Horrified by what he had witnessed
This is the second state without period between "this" and "talk" on page 112
In his travels
We Do Europe in Two Weeks
explaining the many career options through readable stories about women working as various types of nurses
The stories include Rapunzel
Jews Under Hitlerism
Pozner also became a talented screenwriter who formed friendships with Charlie Chaplin and Bertholt Brecht