The Archive · 1934

Tre Road to War

Though Mr, Stanley Baldwin punch tured the scare balloon of German rearmament put up by Mr, Winston Churchill. during the debate on. imperial defence in the House of mons. there was sufficient in his speech to show that the Government are seriously concerned over the Pros pects of the future. One of the Foundations of the current distrust, the said, wae Ignorance outside, and Inside, Germany. He for-essing the blame for this state of affairs, Tt must be admitted, however, that the National Socialist govermentare to some extent responsible for the, Ignorance that exists outside their frontiers. Statements on the polley of the Reich towards peace and war, made by new Germany's leaders. have been so conflicting that a certain amount of contusion on the part of forelmers may be pardoned. A selection of some of these statements war made recently In a paper presented to the American Academy of Potitical and Social Sctence, an institution thet Is noted for the thoroughness and impartiality of its surveys. To take only 9 few. and those made by the Relchstehrer him-

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