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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1933

Page

12

Wells Pictures Future Wars Waged With Terrible Cases

An installment from H. G. Wells’s Shape of Things to Come describes a future gas warfare era. It traces gas and biological weapons development, from mud tanks to chemical and immune-disrupting agents, with World War II era references and warnings about global impact. The piece notes Japanese and German roles, Allied and Central powers, and the perilous potential of persistent death gases and gene-level manipulation.

H. G. Wells Mr. Wells Kansu Shensi China India Germany America Berlin Warsaw Nanking Osaka Japan Berlies Kovoet

Offer to Split Up U S Led American Into War

A 1925 interview recounts German Admiralty figures plotting U S entry into WWI. Admiral Hall recalls proposing Huerta against the United States and a Zimmermann telegram linked plot, with details on U boat warfare and a Mexico alliance plan to seize New Mexico and Arizona.

U. S Kaiser Wilheln United States Admiral Hall London Huerta Mexico Car- Tanzk Zimmerman Bram Zimmermann Foreign Office Mexico City Eckhardt America Carranza Japan Ger Holland New York Berlin Washington Hail Admiralty Hall Stockholm Spain England Mr. Gerard United Inter Mice Snowdon Gerard Sen Lansing Ballou Aernstorff Bernstorff Klmach

Stalin and Roosevelt in Foreign Policy Compared

A discussion contrasts Stalin with Mussolini and Roosevelt, likening Stalin to the Pope in Russia’s one party system. It surveys Russian group elections, leadership selection, and the Fabian-like rise, then questions democracy in Britain while praising Russia’s political vetting and international aims.

Stalin Communist Party Russia Rome England Labor Church Labor Party Labor Church of Regious Fabian Pricéis Priceta Karl Communistarty Farlas Ment Wien Gtalin Mussoln Hitler Roosevelt Mussolini Englund

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