Jour Postmaster-General, said Ger man equality was conceded too late. Also it was not conceded to right but to force. The League's Policy encouraged nations to leave the League and to talk of war in erder to get concessions. Japan had been made a model for the treat: mont of the rest of the world.
The whole idea of security wen when the world failed to assert itself in the Sino-Japanese dispute. The Labour Party wanted security fand total disarmament. The British plan provided no approach to that end for the next ten years.
The Liberal Leader, Sir Herbert Samuel." declared that the British proposals aroused no enthusiasm. He welcomed the agreement with, Italy in regard to the reform of the League and said a measure of armament for Germany was the Inevitable result of the principle of equality. Tt was not a surrender to Here Adolf Hitler since every German jovernment had made the
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