The Archive · 1938

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER

We all know that Germany wil|This matter must be tackled with now reached the point in this survey with Italy in respect of Mediterranean ask for colonies. But can she use} boldness and vision of the horizon where we find no|interests and safeguarding her com-aggressive methods to obtain them? reason why ihe glorious victory for munications with her African Empire To conquer and keep colonies she Population Problem peace with honour won by the Prime would make stable the prospects of would have to be stronger than England and France combined sea tes, ves (o e 15 Ger B enitinterest, constance: all Powers. Th Hitler lives to be 75 Cer- Minister need degenerate into truce.|peace among these four European would naturally be By the Anglo-German Naval Agree-lof about 100,000,000. Even then her|point to peace.

What are the next followed by qualitative and quantiment Herr Hitler has recognized Britain's naval supremacy.

As long|square mile than the populations of|drift again to a period of iruce? an guarantees of one another's fron-lation will be far less to the|steps to make peace a reality, and not tative disarmament, mutually agreed,

as colonies are owned by other coun-england or Belgium.

The Fihrer Peace, like war, needs a positive ae-tiers and colonies.

Thus, by a na-tries it is impossible to deny perman-znd others have said that they need|tive policy. A few practical ently Germany's right io share the|land, but they have also said that|tions may be offered. tural process of evolution, the actively friendly relations of the four while man's burden. As an Asiatie|the population problem may be solve arear Powers could be made the I have no sympathy with "the white their country becoming one of foundation of a new, real, growing, man's the coloured man's burden. after the must burden" theory: I consider it e that there are spheres|most solemnly of the world.

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