Errata (I wish) :)

The thrid example should have read: Trains poured across the German 
Soviet borders until 12:00 A.M. June 21, 1941. Sorry.

Jeffraham Prestonian wrote:
> "Don Swayser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>
>
> > > Did those items become banned for export to Iraq
> > > after our government became aware of Iraq's use
> > > of chem weapons on Iran and the Kurds?
> >
> > Yes they did. It was sloppy work of the Department of Commerce but it
> > was a straight beaurocratic foul up. No one of high rank in the
> > administration approved it. The companies also share the blame, but it
> > was a routine request and was handled in a routine manner.
>
>
> Do you have dates for the bans?  If not, maybe
> a guesstimate?  I want to look into this. Thanks.


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