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... an atmosphere of intellectual abstraction , tho story is concrete enough to stir lively human interests . There is a second world war in which tho Japanese Generalissimo practically annihilates tho American Army in four days ; and after which David , ...
... mcd six Powers of on effective Anti-Wnr Treaty and their observance thereof wo ») d be a practical guaranty against a second World War . This in itself would bo a tremendous scrvico to humanity , and the United States is not willing to jeopardise the practical ...
... the most zealous supporters of the National Government ¦* whose polic \ creates widespread hunger and dmes for a second world , , -war . ^ A blow ,. against the . County Council not only J pfevents' intensified mibety ^^ n Fife , but Jiits , h » rd at ...
... General von Blomberg , the Minister of Defence , declared that Europe had become too small to be the battlefield of a second world war . Germany needed no revanche , because in the four years of the World War she had earned enough renown to last for centuries ...
... to-day he oifered a hand of reconciliation to his one time foe . Europe has become too small to be the battlefield of a second world war , General von Blomberg proceeded , its cultural wealth too valuable to be ' sacrificed to the destruction of contemporary ...
... face of the great Powers of Europe. Like the Austro- Hungarian ultimatum before it, it serves at least one purpose. If a second world war follows now, that document will pin the immediate responsibility for its precipitation ineradicably or the shoulders ...
... in peace as we are doing now . Yet if those critics had had their way-we should to-day be in the eleventh week of a second world war , Mr Snadden sincerely believes that the unity expressed by the National Government , under . Mr Chamberlain ' s ...
... from what it was in 1914 , and , unfortunately , was far from reassuring . It might be that we were already engaged in a second World War with the enormous changes that were taking place in Spain , Austria , and Czecho-SIovakia , and inside Germany , involving ...
... the first time that we had seen brutality and vulgarity dominating the Continent .. We had lost many battles . In the second world war we'had already lost two . Pray God , we still could win the last . He did not- see any difference , in the outlook of ...
... ITS GROWTH IN SCOTLAND “We have lost many battles. In the second world war we have lost two. Please God we can still win the last,” said Sir John Watson. K.C., in a reference to Germany’s actions in Czechoslovakia, at the 21st annual dinner of the British ...
... the capitalist system . The mere existence of the Soviet Union , a mighty unconquerable Socialist citadel , checks a second world war from spreading . Echoing M . Stalin ' s big programme speech , delivered on March 10 . the paper asserts : The Imperialist ...
... the pavements , present their accustomed air , and no signs are evident here that Germany stands on ( he brink of the second world war within twenty years of her history . —Per Press Association ( Copyright . ) BERLIN , Thursday . —Under cover of tin huge ...