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...German Army has just assaulted Belgium. This is the second time. . . . This time the crime is even more odious since no ultimatum, no protest was presented to the Belgian Government, which learned only by the assault itself that pacts between Germany and Belgium had been broken...
...student of accounting in the School of Commerce at New York University, I wish to protest a statement which appeared in the Jan. 22 issue of your magazine...
Anthony Eden's stanch friend Alfred Duff Cooper, M. P., who resigned as First Lord of the Admiralty in protest against appeasing Adolf Hitler at Munich, last week roused London with speeches and press interviews on a keynote long soft-pedaled by the Government. "It would be a good thing," said he, "to break Germany up into small States...
Thus wrote a slight, earnest university professor in a letter to the Philadelphia Public Ledger one month before the Armistice was signed. Mild as he seemed to his students, throughout the war he had held fast to his convictions and finally in October 1918 he had felt moved to protest publicly his indignation "as a Christian and an American" against the "orgy of hate" indulged in by the press and the people upon the receipt of peace overtures from the enemy...
...Marie-Adélaïde, 20-year-old Grand Duchess. Legend persists that when the Kaiser's Army entered her country she placed 1) her automobile, 2) her person across the road by which it was advancing. Actually she did neither; she made the correct diplomatic protest and prepared to sit the occupation out. For not being more disagreeable about it she eventually lost her crown...