... that dereliction of duly by the Western Powers, 'appeasement, “Munich,” and the rest were the sequel. From it flowed the second world war and its legacy of anxious problems. Among those problems none, not even that of the Russian Communism, appears to be ...

... Allied editorial staffs. They comprise six volames. and carry the history of German foreign relations to the end of the Second World War. Voi. I, the present volume, deals with German foreign policy from the end of September. 1937, to September. 1938, and ...

... extending the fighting line to the homes of the people; with It came great Improvements in medicine and surgery. The second world war produced penicillin and the atom bomb. . Mars has walked hand in hand with the god of healing. Slaves of freedom enemies ...

... than atomic weapons. We do not know, by experience, what they might do. Unlike the atomic bomb, they were not used the second world war. although knew they existed then and have been further developed since.” The world could rightfully expect resumption ...

... K was torpedoed • ■JkKKf' \ twice, and on Ail the last occasion arrived at his home at Eden, clad in pyjamas. In the second World War. his ship. Empire Hope, was tor- Mr. H. M I twain#, pedoed on its maiden voyage from the United States to England, two ...

... atomic ,weapons. We do not know, by !experience, what they might do. Unlike 'the atomic bomb, they were not used in the second World War, although we knew they existed and have been further developed The world could rightfully expect a resumption of genuine ...

... been epaired, nitwit ot its consequences' ; had been undone, but a great deal yet remained, pattieularly because, the Second World War had interrupted the substantial progress ot the previous decade towards improving housing conditions - Appreciating the ...

... the United. Nations have been rendered as ineffective as the old League of Nations at Geneva before the outbreak of the second world war. The nations of the West have been obliged to fall back on the defensive, and have created an Atlantic Pact which it ...

... saved more lives than any other carriage in the field.” His present claim was in respect of a modified design used in the second World War. nils plan was stolen the Ministry of Works, he said. They did not even call the carriage by its proper name. SETTY TRIAL ...

... Unionist orators were willing to .veleome the German. Emperor, and Carson lunclv.cf with the Kaiser. On the eve of the second World War Ribbentrop visited the Six Counties not to make contact with some anti-Unionist underground movement tut to view Ulster ...

... North of Ireland Yacht Club he lived at Helen's Bay for many years, and only moved to Belfast at the beginning of the second world war. His firm's premises at 40, Tomb Street, were destroyed In an air raid, and afterwards he took little part in the business ...

... length to the gathering, touching on the excellent work done the Y.IJjI.C.A. amongst Army and Naval personnel during the second world' war, and referred to the work it was doing at present for members of the Services by far-flung branches all over the world ...