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Peace Bought by Pieces of Nation Likely to Last Only for 'A While'
Washington commentary argues that the European peace after World War I is fragile and bought with concessions to many nations. It blames Versailles for persistent tensions, notes U.S. pressure for non entanglement, and warns that Hitler's rise, German aims, and Czech and Polish disputes threaten a new conflict. The piece discusses Italy, Mussolini, Stalin, and Chamberlain, and reflects on how near war remains as power shifts and alliances reconfigure.
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