Vintage Collier's Magazine November 17 1945 Next Door to Russia by Richard Hottelet

Discover a captivating piece of historical journalism with this VTG Collier's Magazine from November 17, 1945. This edition features a remarkable article titled "Next Door to Russia" by Richard Hottelet, shedding light on the significant geopolitical landscape just after World War II. This magazine is more than just a read; it offers an intriguing perspective on a pivotal moment in history.

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• Features a significant article by renowned journalist Richard Hottelet.
• A rare glimpse into the world dynamics right after World War II.

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• Good and used condition with minor wear.
• Comes with a protective plastic covering.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):

• this week
• FICTION
  • The Enchanted Garden — By Peter Paul O'Hara
    • Cathy was sure whom she'd marry next—then something whistled at her.
  • Hooley's Fixation — By Bitty Bauer
    • Three pretty Waves help a captain of paratroopers to remember.
  • The Cage — By Lawrence Williams
    • The Short Short Story.
  • Give Us Tomorrow — By Margaret Culkin Banning
    • The Serial Story. Conclusion.
  • Two of a Kind — By Corey Ford
    • A K-9's homecoming may hold more disillusionment than the human heart can understand.
  • Sister Knows Best — By Nancy Titus
    • Even when her brother calls her "Brat" and dates the wrong girl.
• ARTICLES
  • Next Door to Russia — By Richard C. Hottelet
    • An impartial report on what the U.S.S.R. is doing and what it means.
  • The New White House Boys — By Walter Davenport
    • An old-home-folksy atmosphere prevails under the Truman regime.
  • Death Rides the Highways — By Pyke Johnson
    • An expert's proposal for reducing our automobile casualties.
  • The Run of Miss Harvey — By Jim Marshall
    • Geordy's the old West's favorite writer—in Technicolor.
  • Book Learning in Britain — By Edward P. Morgan
    • How G.I.s and their officers catch up on lost education at a U. S. Army University Center.
  • DDT Is No Cure-All — By Sidney Margolius
    • Sound advice to civilians about using the new insecticide.
  • Fellow Man to Every Man — By Frank Gervasi
    • A new postage stamp honors the memory of Alfred E. Smith.
  • Anti-Riot Squad — By Howard Whitman
    • An organization that fights the deadly menace of race prejudice.
  • The Plucking of the Rose — By Sgt. Jack Sher
    • Tokyo's radio charmer was pushed off the air by the Army's censors.
  • The Incredible Redhead — By T/Sgt. David Dempsey, USMC and S/Sgt. James B. Golden, USMC
    • His one-man cleanup of Japs on Iwo required a rare kind of courage.
  • Pity Them Not — By Martha Sawyers
    • About the two Annas of Kunming and their missions of mercy.
  • The Wham Bam Man — By Kyle Crichton
    • He's Steve Van Buren, one of pro football's great running backs.
  • Vats Full of Vittles — By Leo Hirtl
    • The hitherto unexplored food potentialities of brewer's yeast.
• Keep Up with the World — By Freling Foster
• Wing Talk — By Charles E. Planck
• The Week's Work — By Amy Porter
• Editorial: 1966 and Philip Condax — By Louis Condax
• Cover