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We have cut off from a return to the homeland tens of thousands of beleaguered Japanese troops who now face starvation or ultimate surrender.
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gutenberg.orgFDR: “We have cut off from a return to the homeland tens of thousands of beleaguered Japanese troops who now face starvation…”
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Roosevelt discusses the dire situation faced by Japanese troops cut off from their homeland.
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