Languages and the War Effort
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Auteurs : Francis Millet RogersSource :
- The Modern Language Journal [ 0026-7902 ] ; 1943-05.
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- Admiral, Almirante, American colleges, Brigade, Capitso, Coronel, Foreign institutions, Foreign language, Foreign languages, Francis millet rogers, Groupe, Guerra capitso, Harvard university, Intelligence officer, Intelligence officers, Lieutenant colonel, Literary value, Modern language, Naval aviation, Same time, Secret agent, Secret agents, Squadron, Tenente, Tenente coronel, Vaisseau.
Abstract
Author's Summary— Many aspects of the prosecution of the war present opportunities for individuals possessing a working knowledge of modern foreign languages to make a vital contribution to the war effort. Experience shows, however, that students trained in American colleges and universities have not received the realistic and practical knowledge of foreign languages urgently needed.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-4781.1943.tb03107.x
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