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General of the Army by Ed Cray · Booklabria

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General of the Army

BiographyUnited States

General of the Army

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Profiles the man who helped plan Allied strategy in World War II, developed the European Recovery Act, better known as the Marshall Plan, and served as ambassador to China.

Subjects: Biography
United States
Statesmen
Generals
Biographie
United States. Army
Set in: United States
Characters: George C. Marshall

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