LACK OF INTEREST
DOMINIONS AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS. POSSIBLE GERMAN MENACE. (Rec. ILS pjn.) London, October 31. 'Fhe Nation*! Review deplores the studied indifference with which it declares the Dominion Governments, Parliaments and peoples have hitherto regarded the international problems affecting them as much as Britain. The Review adds, “Just as Germany woke up the British Empire in 1914, so she may again when she gets busy in the League of Nations and presses for a return of the German colonies. Public opinion in Britain needs all the reinforcement obtainable from Britons overseas in gingering up the Imperial Government to resist German ambitions in Africa, the Pacific, Asia Minor and other places where they dash with British interests. The best way to preserve peace is to direct German activities to South America, where it would only be a question of commercial, not political or administrative development.”—A. and NX
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Southland Times, Issue 20015, 1 November 1926, Page 7
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147LACK OF INTEREST Southland Times, Issue 20015, 1 November 1926, Page 7
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