What are we fighting for?
Subtitle: a symposium conducted by the St. Louis post-dispatch.
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1943
Place of publication: [St. Louis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 -- Peace.; Reconstruction (1939-1951)
Notes: Cover title.
"Reprinted from February 21 to May 2, 1943, issues of the St. Louis post-dispatch."
Table of contents: title: No better time than now to discuss our war aims, by F. D. Roosevelt.; title: Postwar events like a "raging torrent," by H. A. Wallace.; title: Our forefathers set an example, by Stringfellow Barr.; title: The goal beyond "social security," by Eric Johnston.; title: Some ethical aspects of the peace, by J. A. Ryan.; title: The citizen's responsibility, by Mrs. George Gellhorn; title: Not war alone, but revolution, by William Scarlett.; title: A seven-point peace program, by H. E. Stassen.; title: We fight for unconditional surrender, by G. W. Norris.; title: Perils in isolationism, the South's stake in the war, by Virginius Dabney.; title: For the middle way in world affairs, by Robert Moses.; title: Union labor fights for its life, by W. L. Morse.; title: Freedom from want, the best insurance, by Stuart Chase.