German attack on Czechoslovakia probably would result in another Great War and the eventual downfall of Herr Adolf Hitler, Dr. Raymond Bull head of the Foreign Policy Association,. said here today.
Dr. Bull believed that the German Army was not prepared for a prolonged, large scale war and that Germany today is more vulnerable to a naval blockade than she was in 1914. Nevertheless, there is grave danger of war he said. "The reason for this may be found in Herr Hitler's emotions which often rule his
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