London, July 28, "There are certain situations in which Great Britain' should goto war" declared Sir Austen Chamber: Tain ina speech yesterday in the House of Commons, following the foreign" policy discourse of Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary "We can define. them thus!" our own defence, including the defence fof the whole Empire, and the inependence of the small countries of Belgium' and 'Holland, which are' absolutely bound up with' the inde: pendence and integrity of France, Continuing, he launched into a vitriolic attack against German Policy, Referring to returning!
ted territories to the Reich, he would not. take. upon my shoulders the guilt of putting ingle human being under a Govern ment which refuses to its own people fis" own country" the right citizenship and makes them serfs."
Sir Austen also criticized German policies during the past few years, ud. Germany's ever increasing mands.
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