"How true it is that distance lends enchantment to the view," Mr. Stanley commented. "Let us call as witness not people 2,000 miles away, but people a little nearer the scene." He asked whether the Czechs, Poles and Austrians, with their over-run coun-tri shot students, silent workers, and life without laughter or liberty, were likely to think that Herr Hitler's intentions were good, or his actions only a little inconsiderate.
Did small neutral countries, fearing an attack at any moment, the War Secretary further asked, feel the same confidence in the Nazi leader as —Reuter.
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