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In the seventeenth century American reaction to the

books of every kind were printed Russo-Japanese pact has

in Holland because there could be: been shrewd and scepti-

found a freedom of expression: there which was denied in neigh- cal. It is this kind of

the ordinary And how much was this all-impor-

Now there is that bouring states. broad consideration that tant difference.

humble little man will have to

of thought A

horrible persecution year ago, do with the winning of the war which must cooner or later lead led President Roosevelt to members wanted the Prime Min- is illustrated by the history of to the collapse of Hitler's "new

states Mr. Chamberlain-to go; the slave declare so sombrely the ster

in the twelve now every member wants the months that have elapsed since other day that the Ameri-|

Prime Minister Mr. Churchill the first "neutrals", 'Denmark and

There iş a

invaded because can public does not yet to stay!

certain Norway, were

And these quiet sober-minded geographically a nui-Dutch, like the people in all the amount of disquiet, as is inevitable, they were appreciate the extreme

because the war faces us every sance to Hitler.

other slave states, are developing seriousness of the war day with new problems and there

the spirit of revolt. Probably you must be a time-lag between thei:

know but possibly you do not- and its implications con- appearance and their solution. In Take, for example, the case of

of the various ruses adopted to cerning life in the United foreign policy there is a reluctance the Dutch. I choose them because remind the Germans that they are When German States.

At the same time to adopt ruthless methods, and to in so many ways they had points coordinate diplomacy with pro- in common with the Germans and American commentators paganda. In home policy there is are almost unanimous in a reluctance to break down the barriers between local and reporting that the people national government. barriers are ripe for a new deci- similar on their smaller scale to those which exist in the United sive exercise of leader- States between state and federal ship. The recent set- legislatures, and which so hamper- ed the war against the earlier and backs to Britain in the lesser gangsters of Chicago. Mediterranean have be-| wildered them. They are But a few hours before

Years ago, the Nazis in Austria we met · in the House Ο

made ridiculous the ban on uni- angry at the Nazi ad- Commons, the Nazi deputies had

forms imposed by the govern vances; they want Ameri-met in the Reichstag. We criticised,

ments of Dollfuss and Schuschnigg THESE FACTS MAKE with moderation and probably

by appearing in tophats or white can aid to be more prompt with effect; the Nazis clicked because Nazi leaders had always stockings. The Dutch learned the and sure, but they are

referred to them as fellow Nordics, lesson and are angering their mas- worthy to be treated more or less ters by wearing flowers or rib- also rather more open to

bs equals. Even after the invasion bons. which are in some way, re isolationist and appease- situation on the Russian and the ruthless, unforgettable miniscent of the House of Orange

bombardment of Rotterdam, Hol- and their exiled Queen. ment influence. Any set- front is difficult to assess land was promised that her cus back to Britain is food for with certainty, but that is toms and institutions would be the Lindberghs and favourable in itself inas-respected. But within a few Mr. Eden tells of two British months her Parliament was closed prisoners of war who escaped Wheelers, who are always much as it demonstrates down, the country was so denuded from East Prussia through Poland, of its great wealth that Amster Hungary, and Yugoslavia to saying that the battle is clearly that Germany is dam has had to go back to horse- Greece. They could speak no already won and all that not by any means having drawn tramcars, a rigid curfew word of any language but Eng remains is to retire: be- things all her own way. am, and in many other ways wore helped on their way as everywhere they was imposed between 10 p.m. and fish and yet hind American barriers. In any case, there is no the slavery has become obvious friends. Mr. Churchill has pro- mised besides blood, sweat, toll But again the commen- reason for the United and obnoxious,

and tears our fair share of mis- tators agree that the Pre- States to mark time. For

takes, shortcomings and dise Almost more hated than the appointment." We know that. sident, with his immense her, as for us, the respite physical restrictionsure the same neutral governments, if not sagacity, will at the pro in the Western Theatre, restrictions on frection of the ex-neutral peoples have succumbed temptation to go per time resolve latent is no time for sitting back pression of thought There had to the

or doubts and disquiets and on our heels in contemno religion of racial ine on the side with the big battalions HONG KONG canalise the mass feeling plative study. It should Spaniards were driven out in never sought to disguise unple of Americans in decisive serve as an inspiration to people ugainst military might in Parliament and in the country action.

press our own efforts to which hus" few parallels in his such as Hitler himself will never tory, but may and another parallel win by false promises and At the moment, the the limit of our resources when Nazi rule begins to crack misleading lies.

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