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... Nations was their War memorial. To-day we were facing a dangerous period. All over Europe people were discussing the second world war. The last war surely was not such a great success that nations would willingly face a second ? If they did have a second ...
... IS. South HiU Park-gardens. London. WW] Post tree. Is. 2d.). A challenging study lor those who will take part the Second World War. hngrl Waking Music, by Fereno Moiasr Nicholson and Watson, 1i td.l Lore Comes to a Rich Man's Daughter on the Lido ...
... length of a year decreases by half a second Mr William B Dawspn Europe has become too small to be a battle ground of a second world war General von Blomberg German Minister of Defence When I go to a picture theatre as I so often do I like to be amused I ...
... Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Scottish Church. • • • Europe has become too small to be the battleground of a second world-war.— German Minister of Defence (General von Bkanberg) It would be just as easy to repeal Magna Charta—and perhaps easier—as ...
... cooperate and in which they will enjoy full equality of rights. War the greatest of all crimes against humanity. A second world war would affect the German people In Its isolation more severely than any other. It would threaten Germany's destruction ...
... floor to the studio film-theatre after each take —is what he has done. He shows us. pitilessly, the impact of The Second World War 1940 (only five years away!) upon the lives of ordinary people, of John Cabal, the air technician, of Passworthy, the ...
... lives and health. For those who do not like synthetic world, there is their prototype Passworthy, grandson of him of The Second World War but still the eternal Tory. It remains to be seen whether he or John Cabal. President of the World Council, grandson ...
... Italy's war and prove that aggression does not pay. Then the League's authority will be strong enough, not merely to stop a second World-war, but to prevent its outbreak. We can all work to that end through the League cf Nations Union. ...
... George stands, however, have led us to that which Mr. Young and all men of good Fense deplore : the armed truce before the Second World War. We shall be driven to War not because we want it, hut because the grim goddess of Finance exercises her inexorable ...
... , ~:,..-.., MORE ON of the rulers of the various nations League of Nations to understand each other's point of second world war tasome I I ly to avert a 110 _, . ex man ist y 1 . i n made in a . ----.;.: ..,..: , ..--, ~ , s .- .„ • MONGOL ...
... spark flies that will set Europe in flames. And when the explosion comes we cannot tell who will be with whom in the second world war. BUT it is unlikely that Germany would stand alone. In the Far East another great militant Power. Intent on the conquest ...
... of imperialist violence, backed by huge and ever-increasing armaments, is clearly leading humanity to the verge of a second world war, and I suggest that if we have any claim to be considered a Christian nation it is time we ceased to celebrate the fetish ...