The Allied Effort in World War II

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The following paper discusses how both America and the former Soviet Union contributed to the Allied war effort in important ways - albeit their contributions differed markedly. Chiefly, the U.S.'s greatest contribution was its industrial output while the USSR's greatest contribution came in the form of its citizens sacrificing heroically in the face of incredible deprivations and suffering.

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"The thesis of the following paper is that, while both America and the former Soviet Union contributed to the Allied war effort in important ways, their contributions differed markedly. Chiefly, the U.S.'s greatest contribution was its industrial output while the USSR's greatest contribution came in the form of its citizens sacrificing heroically in the face of incredible deprivations and suffering. Paper Outline: the paper will begin first by examining the U.S. Lend-Lease program which kept the Soviet Union afloat during the bleakest days of the Second World War - largely because this program underscores the important war-time relationship between the two nations. From there, the paper will look at the contributions of the..."

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