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... Soviet would be possible but for ideological differences. What has ideology to do with it' asked Mr. Vishinsky. The second world war was not started between ideologically different systems but within the capitalist System. In spite of ideological differences ...
... and 9se new deign emerges or not depends very much upon the delegates and statesmen wno are now assembling. Since the Second World War ended. the movement for Europran unity has advanced steedily and without cheeks, but it would be foolish not to recognise ...
... mistakes of very short they are being kept unover-generosity which have led us used so that they may be in perinto this second world war. feet condition. I hope they will K. J. BREDON never be used. St. John's Wood, N.W.B. Her remarks regarding overcoats ...
... great Powers gave the nations a splendid example of fruitful collaboration between different economic systems during the second world war. If the two different systems can collaborate in war, the more so they can collaborate in peacetime. th 3 announcer ...
... a permanent . Unless the big nations will give lead in this matter of disarmament we shall probably be embroiled in a second world war of a more disastrous type than the last. The Daily Mail In a leading article yesterday: If all the Powers agreed ...
... Rostov. Tikhvin. in the Crimea and at Moscow. The enemy's plans failed before Moscow. This was the decisive event of the second World War and the Germans first decisive defeat. - Towards the summer of 1942 the Germans. taking advantage of the absence of the ...
... was soon after World War 1 that he first joined the Army. On May 26. 1935. he was discharged. Given discharge When the second world war broke out and he volunteered again he rejoined the Warwickshires and went overseas with the B.E.F. One day in July, 1942 ...
... seas; they .. have stolen 12 years of my life. _ He said he was in the Abyssinian war, the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War and had been close to starvation and In fear of losing his fob in the intervening years.—B.U.P. ...
... Hitler's war calculations and provide a startling. not to say fantastic, next chapter in the diplomatic history of a second world war. Radical Peace Plan Urged PrHE National Peace Council A executive has sent a letter to M.P.s urging that in the event ...
... interests totalling more than £400,000,000. At the height of the season socialites competed for accommodation. In the second World War Grannie —as she was affectionately known—was called up again. She carried 384.586 Service folk 526,254 miles. This ...
... the Germany of the first world war. An elastic price system. he affirms. •• has received more vindication during the second world war than is generally realised. He goes on to point out that nowhere have governments seen fit to hold down the price of ...
... Warbey's view is that it should be played down. That was precisely Mr. Chamberlain's view in the anxious months before the Second World War. Chamberlain did his utmost by very dubious means to keep the truth out of the Press and off the radio and newsreels ...