THEN AND NOW
The revolution international relations have undergone since the war is demonstrated vividly enough, notes the Spectator, hy the contrast in the public attitude toward the Italian attack on Turkey in 1911, when Italy last possessed herself of African territory by force, and the sentiment created throughout the world to-day by her attempt to possess herself of another area by similar means. In 1911 Italy was doing what Britain and France and other nations had clone. ]n 1935 she is doing what Britain and France and she herself have sworn that they will never do again. The difference is fundamental, and the public fully apprehends that. How the sentiment will be translated into action still remains to be revealed.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22710, 24 October 1935, Page 8
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121THEN AND NOW Otago Daily Times, Issue 22710, 24 October 1935, Page 8
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