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The victory over the forces of Hitler in World War II might have been delayed many months, with a great many more casualties, but for the brilliant talents and adamant determination of Jean Monnet.
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Jean Monnet, Memoirs (trans. Richard Mayne) (New York: Double-day, 1978) 159.
Ibid, 160–61.
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Nathan, R.R. (1991). An Unsung Hero of World War II. In: Brinkley, D., Hackett, C. (eds) Jean Monnet. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-12050-2_2
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