... The abdication of the United States from the role they should have played after the last war was the beginning of the second World War. Had the United States not withdrawn into her isolation shell. Hitler would not have been at the helm in Berlin to-day ...

... military preparedness, Komsomol Pravda, 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 ...

... freedom of the seas.’ In the first world war convoys of small cruisers, gunboats, and destroyers sufficed, but in this second world war the problem is greater, with the now fourfold attack on the freedom of the seasthe improved submarine; the much greater ...

... Freedom of the Seas.’ “ In the first World War convoys of small cruisers, gunboats and destroyers sufficed, but in this second World War, however, the problem is greater, with the now four-fold attack on the freedom of the sea—the improved submarine; the ...

... war. Obviously How the war came deals with the First World War, but it also has much to say on the likelihood of a Second World War, and blames for this likelihood not Germany alone but also those who mismanaged the world between 1918 and 1937. True ...

... a position to resume the old order of militarism and aggression the Germans are the future masters of Europe and the Second World War sacrifices will be in vain. There are only two ways of winning this war. We must either break the military might of Hitlir ...

... A BIT FROM HISTORY. EVEN to-day. after all the expertences of the First and the Second World Wars, we not yet understand the German aace—our futile efforts to deal with them in Crete afiorr d a most recent and conspicuous example—we are not yet, taken ...

... MOSS LANS, LEYLAND. kindly arranged by Mrs. Temple. Lecturer; W. I. OURNOW, M.A.. of Blackpool. 3 Economic Causes the Second World War. 5 p.m.; Tea. charge i/«, Reconstruction for Prosperity. Discussion open to ail at each lecture. DANCES AND WNIST DRIVES ...

... Lodge, the second to Cronymoor. see’ have nice chance to on*- Lack meekness in the world to-day had brought about ihe, second world war, said the Rev.; John Watt, vicar of Boxley. when he gave an address annual commemoration service School to-day boys of ...

... lack of ! Pianist at his lodgings, together with meekness in the world had •forged identity cards, and a brought the second world war iw WINE of the 10 members of theforged seaman's discharge book. - Rogers has admitted having , il 30 years. new Marine ...

... planning his Third World War on the assumption that he can achieve an armistice at the end of his Russian campaign. If this Second World War is to be won decisively by the democracies, and a peace imposed which will make it impossible for Germany to make a third ...

... Handbook (Francis Chichester), “I was Himmler’s Aunt” (Kobertson—Glasgow), ‘““Why England Sept” (John F. Kaunedy), “The Second World War’’ (Duff Cooper), “Defence Againsg the Night Bomber™ (Pemberton-Billing), ...