(By Arrangement with the "Daily Tetegraph.")
Mr. Greenwall_ appears 10 armed with very up-to-date information and his book was only completed at Tunle in January 1939. He deals with nearly all, if not all, of the events political and other-Wwise which have affected the inter ational situation inthe Mediter-Fanean since the end of the Great War, and indeed some earlier ones, ich as the secret treaty of London ned in 1915. by Italy, France, Great Britain and' Russia, which was the price Italy was to' be paid for coming In with the Allies, oF, as Mr. Greenwall Ualdly puts it, for "turning traitor." mitted that" in most justifies his "dogmatisms" by mar Shalling. the facts upon which he relies for his conclusions, "The Rape of Spain"
There is a most interesting chapter on the civil war in Spain which called the "Rape of Spain," Which the causes of the present war are traced to their sources. Here again the author includes in his ac~ count statements which are at variance with the generally accepted Cut not, of course, necessarily correct) idea hat the' conflict is a fight against Bolshevism as person-ied in the Republican Government. Mr. Greenwall claims that itmo, Nome of the trousseau two] ACROSS Down
with the enemy 2 Thee Win? sports I He ssi abt ths ange all that finds poor "It is nothing of the kind. It is a fighting' (tre words) import here, (two. words) war of aggression against' Spain."
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