The Archive · 1939

Part of Deliberate Polley

"The attack on Albania is certainly wot sudden attack, occasioned by is led policy of the Axis Powers and is directed towards the Gisintergration of the whole of that of Europe.

"I welcome the fact that we have undertaken responsibilities towards Poland, Greece and Rumania. The Government has accepted just those Fesponsibilities which it refused accept under the Covenant of the League of Nations.

"We want to see a real policy of Jassurance. These individual plugs fre useful, but we want to see them stopped. We want a policy which is for years and somer a policy to cover a week do not think that, wise to underestimate in which the totality themselves, but if we are to prevent war, we must get a strong enough force to deter the aggressor. If you want collective security, you must get unity. among Great Britain, France and Russia. 1 feel that a general declaration of solidarity tween those Powers would be the rallying point around which all those forces which stand for peace could bbe brought in:

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