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Sunday June 6, 2004

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June 6, 1944
Sixty years ago on Sunday, the free world held its breath, subdued by the news that the invasion of Europe — D-Day — had begun. NYT
George Tenet resigns
Whether George Tenet's resignation as director of central intelligence was voluntary or forced, the timing was terrible. NYT
Tiananmen
Fifteen years after Tiananmen, China's leaders still pretend that the movement was a counterrevolutionary rebellion that endangered China's future. NYT
Other views: Let us pray that God speaks to Bush; Time for a gentler stroll; Oil's terror premium
The Australian, The Star, The Straits Times
Op-Ed Columnists
Maureen Dowd: Clinton on Bush … and Gary Cooper
At 992 pages, Clinton requires nearly as many words to chronicle his arc from Hot Springs to hot water to hot author as Ulysses S. Grant did to chronicle the Civil War. Maureen Dowd
Op-Ed Contributors
D-Day at Auschwitz: The white star of freedom
The Holocaust survivor in me will never forget the compassionate U.S. Army that brought me liberty. Samuel Pisar
US and France: We still need each other
To repair the United States' relationship with France, we need to understand how it unraveled. Felix G. Rohatyn
D-Day and anti-Americanism: It's hard to love a savior
On the 60th anniversary of D-Day, Europe is awash in a tsunami of anti- Americanism that is light-years removed from a rationally argued critique of U.S. behavior in Iraq. Josef Joffe
Meanwhile: A German childhood healed by GIs
America’s friends in Europe now invest their hope in the corrective power and strength of democracy in the United States, which sacrificed so many thousands of its soldiers to uphold these very values on our side of the Atlantic 60 years ago. Karl Kaiser
CIA after Tenet: Terror warnings are not enough
The American public needs an education on international terrorism, not the oversimplifications that have characterized the current blame game. Paul R. Pillar

Meanwhile

Meanwhile: The casual emptiness of teenage sex

Meanwhile: Soverny for I-raq and a new nose for sis

Meanwhile: Work that is too small for the human spirit

Philip Bowring

Time for Arroyo to get tough

Philip Bowring: Indonesia's election went surprisingly well

Philip Bowring: Britain should stick up for Hong Kong

William Pfaff

When lords cease being gentlemen

William Pfaff: When lords cease being gentlemen

Give Iraqis complete sovereignty

Letters To The Editor

Letters: Europe's liberation; National ID cards

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