NAZI PROPAGANDA
A SURPRISING EFFORT MR. LLOYD GEORGE AS PEACE MERCHANT (British Official . Wireless.) (Received July 25, 11 a_n.) , RUGBY, July 24." A persistent endeavour by Germaninspired broadcasts to create the impression that: Mr. Lloyd George is I working for the substitution of the [present Government by one prepared [to seek peace from the Axis Powers is surprising in view of the articles by [the veteran statesman in many newspapers throughout the world. One article which 'appeared in London on Sunday shows that his thoughts are turned rather towards eventual British victory, and. expresses his pro-, found belief in the stability of the British character and the steadfastness of the people, united in the determination to win the war and restore the ideals of freedom and good faith to Europe. Mr. Lloyd George's tribute to the energy of the present Government carries greater weight from .the fact that he has never lacked the courage toexpress his views and advocate the adoption of his opinions at times when they have been unpopular or contrary to official views.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 22, 25 July 1940, Page 11
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176NAZI PROPAGANDA Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 22, 25 July 1940, Page 11
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