A GLOOMY VIEW OF EUROPE
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London, September 20. Mr Herbert Morrison, a prominent member of the Labour Party and a member of the House of Commons, addressing a peace meeting at Woolwich declared that short of an outbreak of war the international situation could not be worse. International statesmanship, with few exceptions, shockingly lacked courage and purpose, he said. . The declarations of the Nazi and Fascist leaders were scandalously provocative and warlike, said Mr Morrison. Most of the European countries would follow the British lead and organize for peace, but the British Government had disclosed no foreign policy—good, bad or indifferent
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Southland Times, Issue 23001, 22 September 1936, Page 7
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