Racketeering Will Survive Repeal Says Irwin Note
Noted journalist Irwin argues racketeers who thrived under prohibition will persist after repeal. He cites bootlegger networks, militant enforcement, and illicit gin and bathtub brands as ongoing threats while legal liquor shifts create new opportunities for corruption and crime.
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Outbreak of European War Foretold by Wells
The article recounts H G Wells’s warning tone on mounting European tensions in the 1930s, linking Wilson’s era disputes and the Polish Corridor to a looming conflict. It describes Germany’s fragile postwar status, Hitler’s rise, and a chain of incidents culminating in a false polish-German border crisis that sparked a rapid, broad mobilization across France, Poland, Britain, and beyond.
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