Poland A Gallant Nation and British Ties
Professor W. Ualdvall of MGI University Montreal argues Poland’s strength is vital to European peace and Britain’s safety. He warns Eastern Europe poses the greatest danger, and Britain and its dominions are inseparably linked to the fate of Poland and the West.
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Poland and Britain Defend Freedom Amid European Turmoil
In 1920 Poland resisted Bolshevik expansion and aided Europe, with Poles praising Britain for liberty. The author argues the real European threat is Russian revolutionary dreams, not Polish liberty, and cautions against German attempts to redraw borders like the Polish Corridor.
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Fragmented list of ship and stock items from 1927 ledger
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Britain and United States face sea power shift and world role
The June World essay argues Britain may concede none of its sea supremacy, while the United States must accept treaty limits to avoid opposing Britain at sea. It views Washington and Geneva as steps in shared global influence, noting Britain’s naval bases and domination in Asia and Africa. The piece warns isolation is untenable as power shifts reshape world politics.
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Liberal Radical View Sparks Editorial Debate in New Republic
An unsigned editorial in the New Republic on June 4 criticizes militant communalism and calls out radical liberal views. It notes reactions from Scripps Howard, the Press, and Berlin reports on Anglo-Russian ties, suggesting tensions in Russo-American trade and the risk of conflict with Germany.
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