... accomplished, and unless the big nations will give a lead in this matter of disarmament we shall probably be embroiled in a second world war of a more disastrous type than the last. We in this country need not be unduly nervous. Our greatest defence in the past ...

... a permanent . Unless the big nations will give lead in this matter of disarmament we shall probably be embroiled in a second world war of a more disastrous type than the last. The Daily Mail In a leading article yesterday: If all the Powers agreed ...

... but at present barred spaces of the world-- such issues, which so many believe (I do) are inevitably bound to lead to a second World War, perhaps in the third quarter of this century, belong to a category which can well be docketed for the nonce. (On the ...

... unanimously and passionately determined that it shall not occur again if humanly it can be prevented. They are right. A second world-war and worldchaos are synonymous terms. Our recently mended civilisation is yet too fragile to stand another such strain ...

... are two very important pieces of work to do. We cannot succeed with tily peace idea, therefore we cannot prevent the second world war in history unless we get the right kind of economics in relation to the League of Nations. We must have international ...

... luridly in “The Coming War.” By General Ludendorff (Faber and Faber; 65.). General Ludendorff develops his theory of a second world war impending through the rivalries of Fascism (allied with the Pope), Bolshevism, Jews, and Freemasonry, and then proceeds ...

... out there, the flames will reach Europe. Russia will be in it. Th,. United States will be in it. We shall be in IL The second world war may be on us betore we have begun to clear up the mess lett by the first, and we can bid goodbye to civilisation for ...

... • understanding of each other; bey-, comradeship, not only among i• diyiduals, but among nations. If v cannot avoid a second world war- t day any war mu3t become a world —with consequences immeasura I) more hurtful than those of the all our schemes for ...

... the Japanese delegation to the League, discussed the Manchurian situation with me to-day and expressed the view that a second world war might break out if Article 16 of the League Covenant were to be applied against Japan. Article 16 provides for a boycott ...

... convert that moral victory into an effectual and military one. ‘“ We have entered into the regions of casualty when the second world war can break out. It lies with the new government of Germany. *“ The surest guarantes of war in Europe is Britain's neutrality ...

... perhaps on the very eve of challenged from any quarter. her desire for a period of peace. mobilisation with victory. the second world war. Let Germany, Hitler himself has no discoverable During that period she will seek to The great drama of world politics ...

... and I really feel that If we keep calm and do not lose our heads there is not the least doubt that there will not he a second World War. ...