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... that it would not b© long before the Anglo- Saxon nations of th© world would etand together in this second crusade—this second world war—and that they would march together for th© overthrow thwliquor traffic not only beneath the Stars and Stripes and the ...
... A SECOND WORLD WAR! Appeal to the Churches. An cattiest appeal to all Christians to prevnit the world.war, which is declared to be brewing, has been issued by the World Alliance for International Friendship, signed by 160 prominent Americans, including ...
... the Orest Powers of effective anti-war treaty, and their observance thereof, would be a practical guarantee r gainst a second world war. Everyone will agree with him that that. In Itself, would be tremendous service to humanity, and that he is right pressing ...
... peremptoriness repellant even to those who, conscious of prestige, would weigh wi*,h interest his opinion on the nearness of second world war. His conceit and dictatorial style compare unfavourably with the balanced, courtly, scholarly writings of General Von ...
... General von Blomberg, in speech, declared Germany’s will to peace. ** Europe has become too small to be battlefield for a second world war, he said. Cultural treasures are too valuable to exposed once more to the destructive effect of modern weapons. Since ...
... Opera House at which General Von Blomberg, Minister Defence, said Europe had become too small to be a battlefield for a second world war. Germany would take her place among the nations with equal trade rights and would defend her safety and honour.— Reuter ...
... von Blomberg made a speech declaring Germany’s will to peace. “Europe has become too small to be a battlefield for a second World War,” he said. ” Cultural treasures are too valuable to be exposed once more to the destructive effect modern weapons. W€ ...
... extolling Germany's dead and iciteratfig the country's will to peace. had become too small to be a battlefield for a second world war. he said. - We oelieve in the possibility of a new order in Europe by peaceful means, so long as this new order does ...
... the length a year decreas»s half a second.—Mr. William B. Dawson. Europe has become too small to be battle ground of second world war.—General von Spades: Hearts A J 10 x x x Diamonds: 10 xx x x Clul>s: 10 South A 10 x x x earls: x x Diamonds: Q x x Clul>s: ...
... possibly i not taken sufficiently into account. The event towards which we are moving, declares, is in all probability a second world war which, leaping from the Dvina, the Baltic, and the Danube right across the continent, will leave no country untouched ...
... 4* IP NO PROGRAMME OF MUDDLING THROUGH. 'THE Tory calculus is simple. says Schuman. The Second World War will be a death struggle b.t.ween the Fascist Powers and the U.SS.R The Britisn ruing classes are more. than willing to give their blessirg ...
... of the great Powers of Europe. Like the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum before it. it serves at least one purpos- - - If a second world war follows now thsl document will pin the immediate resporsibility for its precipitation ineradicably on the shoulders of ...