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... between the two wars. The tragic !consequence of the absence of unity ; was that Fascism triumphed in Ger' many and a second world war was made possible. Thetis why the new generation of workers is incensed at those who think that divisions of the past ...
... CHURCH PARADES RESPONSE OF THE FORCES TO RELIGION Among these growing-up men and women, born since 1920, now fighting the second world war of our generation, I find three things,” said Mr. R. H. Mottram, author of the fampus war novel, Spanish Farm,” presiding ...
... immediate history, or rather events. which have happened in Europe during the last decade before the outbreak of the Second World War. When this war is over and . Germany begins her premeditated design of winning the peace—this she will do, whether there ...
... a really forceful piece of writing. The war at sea is’dealt with in recent books by Lord Strabolgi—” Sea Power in the Second World War” (Hutchinson, 12s E. Kcble Chatterton“ Commerce Raiders” (Hurst and Blackett, 10s 6d). Both authors are well known a ...
... Moscow. The fighting qualities Britain’s Navy, crystallised in the course of history, have stood another test in the second world war, it says. The article concludes; British supremacy on the sea will doubtlessly facilitate the Allied operations directed ...
... great contemporary march of humanity of which the war itself is but one crucial phase. The outstanding lesson of this second world war, the statement declares, is that there can be no security for nations against aggression, no security for individuals ...
... GARY COOPER tween Loyalists and Rebels as a prelude to the ivorld’s engulfment in the second world war. It is, perhaps, also significant that one of the Paramount executives is quoted as referring to For Whom the Bell Tolls as a great love story,” rather ...
... Fellow- women. She worked till the ship in Cheltenham and visited; Armistice. . schools in England prior to the Now the second world war conference. | has brought her back on the In the same year he organised job—46-year-old Mrs. Madeline and directed the ...
... England. France and Russia acting as one, might not only I have saved Czechoslovakia but might also have averted the Second World War. The first enthusiasm for Munich was undoubtedly due to the general sense of relief that immediate war'had been . averted ...
... Uncle Shylock.’ We changed it to Uncle Sam and said ‘Never again.’ “How many of us will say ‘Never again’ after this second world war? Shall it never again to joining in seeking world peace, or never again to living alone on island of false security? ...
... of the nation does not need about to go under to another. Between so much re-education as the younger the first and second World Wars, half. An interesting speculation. e nationalism had a free run and ultican only hope that it proves to be true. mately ...
... the naval base policy plays an important and often a decisive part. From this it will be gathered that in I 1936 a second World War was under consideration by Hitler and the Junkers, and that to the re-armament that was then taking place was added gm ...