Vituperation over the radio, a product of the Lcocbbels school of vats straeuy. might well the new weapon which titer mentioned, for possesses Vy li the qualifeaton Mili timed HRnat wae. Germany could: not be. attacked by and this point Is conceded because few other poles, as" obtuse and lacking. 1. sense humour as the Nazi rulers of Germany, would be so asinine as to Indulge in it. Howeves this form of offence is not confined to Germany. Judging by the latest telegrams Soviet Russian faction against. Finland was preceded by. a fsmokesereen of abuse worthy of some of the best effort of the Goebbels' school, Things have come toa sorry passing Inter national affairs when, in order to prepare. the around for a severance of diplomatic relations to. military' action, "the army" has fo be stirred into a sense of fury by the use of such epithets og "mad dogs," "dirty dogs. Jesters fan. bastards" "directed" at' the enemy lover the radio, This Is how the radio propaganda school of Soviet Tusla approached Finnish problem, The rigours of" warfare Jand the violent passions aroused always did undermine the delicacy of words and thought otherwise maintained in relations between states but not to the extent of the present conflict and its threatening repsreussions in the Baltic region. Sir Nevile Henderson, former. British Ambassador (o Berlin, has described in his final report. the influence of Dr, Goebbels' profparanda machine which was swurk ino action not -only to sway German public opinion on contemplated military coups, but als when Hitler himsett showed sighs' of indecision re-{garding his ultimate designs which the extrem-[sts desired to expedite. Would it be too fa etched to sugixst that a similar condition ists in regard to Stalin and his army? The reduction of Billingsyate market atmos phere into these coniliets between nations Is, © say the least, a sorry form of apology for
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