... re-fashioning not much the map the minds and lives of the people. Throughout the years of Germany’s preparation for the second world war a strong youth movement was fostered iu that country* So persistently and ficially was it stimulated that the prospect ...

... •• A CRISIS.” Mr. Bateman said bail reached crisis in the development of the Second World War. At the moment when military victory seemed very near we saw the foreign policy of tlie British Government eximsed the rest of the world. had doubt that the ...

... old text Bight- was repeated 1935. exahetli nation.Ha | \V« realised now what load lw*lieva ...

... capitalist system of society has completely failed to secure decent living for the people, and has been incapable preventing second world war. Neither has this jectivity been confined to political students. The ordinary men and women have not needed a thorough ...

... ordinary citizen come in on this question, and why should he exercise his mind aliout it? The answer is, the lessons the second world war have taught us, that hy far the strongest influence in preventing a slow drift to another disaster a lively and intelligent ...

... y in times of war—it was the only time when full employment could be given to the people. Now, they had finished the second world war. and were facing an atomic danger, which made all dangers before it small in comparison. They had been promised that ...

... after the trouble the Cotmoil must have taken get the meeting together. In some ways we were starting at the cm! of the second world war far in advance of where we were after the first. Then people hail tendency to sit hack and wait for things return to ...

... 2d., (he annual outing £3 3s. 6d. Mr. Steele, in his report, said this was his second peace-time lenort following the second World War, and he felt that they were slowly but surely turning the corner in the rmlit direction, but still amid many difficulties ...

... inscribed on the existing War Memorial. and under the date the names of those who made the supreme sacrifice during the second World War. Secondly, it was resolved that wooden roll honour obtained, similar to the ones already existing the west end of tlie ...

... rising over Nagasaki twenty-five miles outside his camp the mushroom of atomic smoke which brought about the end of the second world war.” “When the atom bomb exploded,” he said, ” we all saw the great red glow and pillar of smoke, and the following day ...

... of Captain Edward Kay-Shuttle worth, who was killed in the 1914-18 war, he was educated at Eton and Cambridge. In the second world war he held the rank of Major in the R.H.A. and took part the evacuation of Dunkirk* where his gallantrv won him the M.C ...

... homes. There were many reasons for the disruption of home life to-dav. In one generation there had been two wars, and the second world war had taken not only the men, but the women, and had destroyed thousands houses. The difficulty in building houses to replace ...