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Europe Moves Toward War: V. The Mechanics of Nationalism
Steel, Johannes | April 11, 1934 issue

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If war were to break out today in Europe, it would not come as a surprise to anyone. This fact is of the most profound importance. It illustrates the interest in preparedness for war of the peoples of Europe as well as the war psychology now prevalent among them. Any war in Europe today would be simply the armed expression of the silent and bitter economic war that has been going on for the last ten years. This war has manifested itself in tariff barriers, inflated currencies, government subsidies to national industries and commerce. It has been waged with the same savagery and ruthlessness as the World War, and it has accomplished as little.

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WAR -- Psychological aspects; MILITARY readiness; MILITARY art & science; INFLATION (Finance); SUBSIDIES; EUROPE
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