WORLD PEACE
AN APPEAL TO HITLER. “ If, with the League Council adjourned, and the Locarno Powers dispersed,” points out the Spectator, “collective negotiations are suspended for some weeks, it is vital that those weeks should be devoted to some constructive effort. Certain elements in German policy can be tested. Herr Hitler in every speech repeats •that he is offering Europe twenty-five years’ peace. Yet in every speech he makes some attack on Russia, a leading member of the League of Nations, which he is proposing to re join. There can be no European peace. There can be no stable peace without the spirit of peace. The immediate interval, if interval there is to be, may profitably be utiliset to elicit from Herr Hitler a declaration as to whether his policy toward Russia is one of peace or war. That is one point on which Herr Hitler has it in his power to give assurances that would do much to clear the air.”
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 25, Issue 3759, 22 May 1936, Page 3
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