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I call it Toiman's Toy Box But it is really a 40 foot container van, filled to overflowing with items my wife and I have collected over the last 30 years.??Especially if you read a lot, we have tons of books. If you purchase an item from me, my goal is to mail it on the day after payment is received. I welcome any and all questions, and if I have an item you are looking for I will find it and list it.??And, if you live in the Spokane, WA. area free delivery can be arranged but it would be based on our schedule of visits to the area. Thank you for coming by.?????? 
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I Saw The Russian People
by
Ella Winter
Copyright 1945
Little, Brown and Company, Boston
297 pages with some black/white photos
Good condition. The dedication page has a corner that is almost torn off. No jacket cover. Cover spine is just a bit loose. Both covers have soft lower corners and a few small stains. This is the first book I have seen where the pages, especially at the bottom, are not even. It is as if some pages are cut shorter than others prior to book assembly. I did see one page with a small tear at bottom of page, about 1/2 inch in from the page hinge.
From the book preface:
DAt General Dwight D. Eisenhower's last Press conference of the war, in Paris, June 15, 1945, he was asked; "Is there anything in your experience with the Russians that leads you to feel we can't co-operate with them perfectly?"
"On my level, nothing," the General answered. "I have found the individual Russian one of the friendliest person in the world. He likes to talk with us, laugh with us....He likes to see the humor of life...I am sure they like the Allies and were darn glad to see us...The Russians are very friendly. I am convinced that they want peace and a chance to develop themselves the same as anyone else. My contacts with the Russians are heartwarming."
General Eisenhower ended his perss conference with these words: "The peace lies, when you get down to it, with all the peoples of the world."
Book is set to ship via Media Mail. If you would like it mailed quicker, via Priority Mail, please email me and I will adjust your invoice.
