Word: aggressors
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Yelped the press: "Roosevelt is a trail blazer of criminal unscrupulousness . . . Aggressor No. 1 . . . a marathon runner in his pursuit of war. . . . Roosevelt thus further proves that the provocatory assault on little Iceland was only a beginning...
...half and the opportunity of preparing our forces. . . . What has Fascist Germany gained and what has she lost? . . . She gained a certain advantageous position for her troops for a short period, but she has lost politically by exposing herself in the eyes of the entire world as a bloodthirsty aggressor. There can be no doubt that this short-lived military gain for Germany is only an episode, while the tremendous political gain for the U.S.S.R. is a serious and lasting factor...
...ambiguous diplomacy had put her on an ambiguous spot. By the Tripartite Pact she was bound to go to Germany's assistance, if Germany were attacked. By the neutrality agreement with Moscow, she must remain neutral if Russia were attacked. So if she remained neutral, Germany was the aggressor-an ugly thing for a nation to admit about its friend in public...
...World," that article, written by the Post's chief editorialist, Caret Garrett, went into a paean over "an armament program on a scale never hitherto conceived . . . not for ourselves alone but for the British Empire, for the Chinese, for any country now or hereafter that will fight the aggressor until he is dead...
Party Leader Clement Richard Attlee said, soon after the war began: "There must be an international force possessed of such overwhelming strength that no would-be aggressor would dare challenge it. ... Bold economic planning on a world scale will be . . . imperative...