WAR AND GERMANY
POSITION ANALYSED. “If there were a next war, Germany would be invunerable, or far less vunerable, to naval blockade in the way that played the chief part in bringing about her defeat in the last conflict. This is bound absolutely to be the purpose as long as there is the least risk of another conflict with Britain. As for military forces and air forces, so long as the Franco-Czecho-Soviet Pacts exist, Germany will further prepare to meet the combination they represent. She will not accept their political dominance either through Geneva or otherwise. Accordingly, Germany will not return to the League unless and until it is converted into a wholly conciliatory system, excluding automatic sanctions and wars and all coercive powers which a majority of nations might attempt in their own interest to wield over other nations.” “Observer” (London).
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 54, Issue 3895, 28 April 1937, Page 3
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