ioe—By BT. Reynolds, Edward Sian Axo mE Fhanco-GoaeaN, Pro-
mold, London. 7/6.
This book is valuable not, merely for its restrained and impartial ex position of the Saar problem but also Because it gives so sane and thought. tala review of the present position in Burope under the Versailles treaty.
treatment of the Saar problem owes much, as its author acknow-edges, to the admirable statement of that problem issued last January by the. Information Department of the Royal institute "of International Affairs. But Major Reynolds, owing his own experience as liaison officer fat French Headquarters daring the Rune éecupation, following his service with the British Army on the Rhine has a special. claim to command a nearing. His book feces the situation which has developed since the Peace "Treaty and it contains an. epilogue bringing. the general. conclusion in Tine with the consequences of the:
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