Britain and E.E.C.
Sir,—"Citric” states that it was “sentiment alone that brought New Zealand to fight for Britain when the- British people were fighting for their lives in 1940.” I don’t agree. Surely it was obvious then, as now, that if Britain had been conquered, the Commonwealth would have been annexed by Germany with only token resistance. Stormtroopers would have been goose-stepping in Cathedral Square within a couple of weeks.—Yours, etc., NO LEMON. May 20, 1971.
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32612, 21 May 1971, Page 8
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