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remember,There is no Indispensable Man!\"  \nI like to think,however,that at a critical point in ourhistory,Dwight David Eisenhower,general andpresident,in doing his best,played a pivotal role inwaging peace.His is an exciting story,told well inthe pages of David A.Adler's book.David Eisenhower  \nDWIGHT DAVIDEISENHOWER  \nDAVID A.ADLER  \nSCHOLASTIC INC.New York Toronto London Auckland SydneyMexico City New Delhi Hong Kong Buenos Aires  \n“A Picture Book of Dwight David Eisenhower brings a true American hero to the attentionof young children in search of a positive role model.The Eisenhower Foundationgives its highest recommendation to this entertaining and factual pictorial biography.\"—Lynda Scheele,Executive Director,The Eisenhower Foundation  \nFor Kim Barbieri,Many thanks for your help,encouragement,and friendship  \nThe photographs on page 25 are courtesy of the Arkansas History Commission.The photograph on page 26 is courtesy of AP/Wide World Photos.All other photographs are courtesy of the Dwight D.Eisenhower Library,Abilene,Kansas.  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part,or stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without wittenpermission of the publisher.For information regarding permission,write toHoliday House,Inc.,425 Madison Avenue,New York,NY 10017.  \nISBN 0-439-51912-8  \nCopyright O2002 by David A.Adler.All rights reserved.Published by Scholastic Inc,557 Broadway,NewYork,NY 10012,by arrangement with Holiday House,Inc.SCHOLASTIC and associated logos are trademarks and/orregistered trademarks of Scholastic Inc.  \n234567/0  \n121110987654321  \nPrinted in the U.S.A.  \n08  \nFirst Scholastic printing,December 2002  \nGENERAL EISENHOWER IN NEW YORK CITY,JUNE I9,I945  \nIt was Tuesday,June 19,1945.Several million people hadcome to welcome General Dwight David Eisenhower toNew York City.Thousands of schoolchildren had gatheredalong the streets.There were soldiers wearing their battleribbons,marching bands,police on horseback and in cars,newsreel cameras,and a Navy blimp overhead.  \nAT CITY HALL  \nGeneral Eisenhower stood in an open car,smiled,andwaved to the cheering crowd.He had just returned fromleading American and other Allied troops to victory inWorld War II over German forces in Europe.He waspraised for his \"brilliant leadership,\"courage,anddetermination.He was given a gold medal inscribed to\"the victorious Commander in Chief of Allied Armies indefense of human liberty.\"  \nGeneral Eisenhower blushed.\"I'm just a Kansas farmerboy,\"he said,\"who did his duty.\"  \nDwight David Eisenhower was born on October 14,1890.He was the third of seven sons of Ida and DavidEisenhower.The Eisenhowers were a Kansas family butDwight David was born in Denison,Texas,while thefamily briefly lived there.In 1892 the Eisenhowersreturned to Kansas,to Abilene.  \n# THE EISENHOWER FAMILY,I902\n\nFROM LEFT TO RIGHT,FRONT 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