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Arms Over Europe. II. The Tragedy of France
Fischer, Louis | December 25, 1935 issue

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The article presents information on various political development related to Europe. France sees the world through a German prism. From the very beginning it has looked at the Italo-Ethiopian dispute through the same medium. The late of some Abyssinian territory makes little difference to French Somaliland or to the French colonies in North Africa. But the European constellation which will result from the conflict between England and Italy is a life-and-death matter to every man, woman, and child in France. France asks to be left alone. It is a tired and sated country. It is neither economically enterprising nor politically ambitious.

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POLITICAL development; COLONIES; DEATH; FRANCE; ITALY; EUROPE
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