... 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 ...

... RT. HON. A. DUFF COOPER, D. 5.0., M.P., HERE WRITES ON THE SECOND WORLD WAR AND ADVOCATES MILITARISTIC RATHER THAN ECONOMIC OR POLITICAL GESTURES IN OUR DEALINGS WITH THE AXIS POWERS. HE SAYS THAT UNTIL THE BELIEF IS DISPELLED THAT BRITAIN WILL SUFFER ...

... What is to be avoided is any action that would weaken our position on the main front. Europe is the main front in the Second World War as it was in the First. The temptation to deflect excessive force into sideshows is one to which we have too often yielded ...

... that any kind of peace offensive which Berlin may now be concocting can succeed in the transparent object of winning a second World War without the pains of fighting for it Canadian opinion runs on the same lines. The Toronto Globe and Mail says:— Cool ...

... e sense for a new organisation of Europe. Thus once again it becomes unmistakably clear that the only winner in the second world war to date is Russia. and that, if the war causes enough damage. only Russia can possibly win anything out of it. and may ...

... when a teacher in the primary department of St. Clement's Public Elementary Schools. Belfast. Since the outbreak of this second World War my thoughts have been circling around those erstwhile little boys. whom while teaching I learned to love and remember ...

... That war. with its terrible sacrifice and the destruction of millions of human beings, was now being continued in a second world war. They must not forget the spiritual ...

... the paper added. Lord Lothian passes into history as one of the great figures of that cosmic struggle which is the second world war. All the New York papers to-day devote leading articles and much additional space to tributes to Lord Lothian. The speech ...

... was M.P. for Acton, has written a thrilling story of the rally of the British Empire to the aid of Great Britain in the Second World War. He has made a life study of Imperial affairs, and has travelled widely in each of the Dominions and throughout the larger ...

... who dares to criticise endangers his life. Thus when Hess realised his mistake and saw that Germany would not win the second world war and that Hitler WE-A leading his country to greater disaster than William II he wrote down his misgivings in a letter ...

... need for military preparedness, the organ of the Communist Youth League writes:— The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...

... THEIR DAY Oa WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3rd, the r.econd anniversary or the declaration of the Second World War. A FLAG DAY will be held in BELFAST for the benefit of Serving Men and their Dependents. THE CAUSE IS A NOBLE ONE; THE NEED IS URGENT. Please Give ...