Ian Locke
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How did Britain, though assumed to be bankrupt, pursue an anti-Communist economic war from 1945. Ian Locke examines the case.
Published December 1 1998
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Ian Locke investigates an intriguing and little-known attempt to commandeer Third Reich assets as reparations - and its mixed results. Published July 31 1997
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Published March 31 1993
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