PROSPECTS OF PEACE
Bertrand Russell’s
Warning
(Rec. 8 pm.) NEW YORK, June 2. Bertrand Russell said to-day that the odds were six to four on that another world war would occur. “When there is a tense situation, as there is to-day, anybody making a mistake can bring war on, and you can’t hope that people will go on year after year not making a mistake,” the British philosopher said in a magazine article. Unless British and American cooperation was maintained, he warned, “it is certain that there will be a war.”
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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26748, 4 June 1952, Page 7
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