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Danger from Germany

by Edmond Vermeil

The Living Age, October 1, 1930, pp. 137-143

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      1. The World Is One by Salvador de Madariaga, pp. 522-524
      2. Former Naval Conferences by Henry W. Nevinson, pp. 525-530
      3. Philip Snowden and Andre Tardieu, pp. 531-537
      4. Clemenceau the Man by Andre Geraud, pp. 538-542
      5. China As It Is, pp. 547-552
      6. The New Britannica by A New Statesman Reviewer, pp. 553-560
      7. Two Giants of the Air by Dr. A.R. Bohm-Dessau, pp. 561-564
      8. Dr. Dreyfus London by Davis Thorwaldson, pp. 565-569
      9. On Not Being a Philosopher by Robert Lynd, pp. 570-573
      10. The World Over, p. 513
      11. Calendar of Events, pp. 514-521
      12. Letters and the Arts, pp. 543-546
      13. As Others See Us, pp. 574-575
      14. War and Peace, pp. 576-580
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      1. The London Naval Conference by Hector C. Bywater, pp. 586-593
      2. Russia on the Brink by Paul Scheffer, pp. 594-600
      3. Hoover for Sanity by Georg Bernhard, pp. 601-605
      4. Germany's Last Six Years by Pierre Lafue, pp. 606-611
      5. The Paradox of Australia by Dr. Colin Ross, pp. 616-621
      6. The Peril to Letters by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 622-626
      7. Pablo Picasso by Ramon Gomez de la Serna, pp. 627-632
      8. The Charms of Munich by Robert Redslob, pp. 633-636
      9. The World Over, p. 577
      10. Calendar of Events, pp. 578-585
      11. Letters and the Arts, pp. 612-615
      12. As Others See Us, pp. 637-639
      13. War and Peace, pp. 640-644
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      February 1, 1930 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Speaking of Oil by Sir Henri Deterding, pp. 650-651
      2. Europe Turns to Africa by Count Richard N. Coudenhove-Kalergi, pp. 652-655
      3. A Visit to Briand by Annette Kolb, pp. 656-658
      4. The Position in Palestine by William Martin, pp. 659-663
      5. Britain in Irak by Dr. Richard Lewinsohn, pp. 664-669
      6. Britain Duped by France by George Glasgow, pp. 670-672
      7. Stalin Be Praised by A. Disciple, pp. 673-675
      8. Back to Silver by J.F. Darling, pp. 676-680
      9. Why America Gets Rich by Lucien Laurat, pp. 681-684
      10. North Atlantic Rescue by E.P. Ortweiler, pp. 685-687
      11. Moving Out of Russia by Rudolf Olden, pp. 688-692
      12. What Is the Use of Aircraft? by An Aviation Expert, pp. 693-696
      13. Brighter Realism by 'Yaffie', pp. 697-699
      14. The World Over, p. 641
      15. Calendar of Events, pp. 642-649
      16. As Others See Us, pp. 700-703
      17. War and Peace, pp. 704-708
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      February 15, 1930 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Toward a Better British Empire by Lord Melchett, pp. 714-720
      2. Trotski in Exile by Emil Ludwig, pp. 721-724
      3. Crisis in India by J.L. Garvin, pp. 725-728
      4. Italy Facing Bankruptcy by Francesco Nitti, pp. 729-733
      5. The Late Entente Cordiale by 'Pertinax', pp. 734-737
      6. How Europe Gets Its Oil by Francis Delaisi, pp. 738-743
      7. America's Immanent Destiny by Pierre de Lanux, pp. 744-747
      8. On Accepting the Nobel Prize by Thomas Mann, pp. 748-750
      9. The Slumbering East by Prince Max of Hohenlohe, pp. 751-754
      10. In a Chinese Temple by Alfons Paquet, pp. 755-757
      11. In Memory of Lenin by M. Schillskaya, pp. 758-762
      12. A Page of Verse, p. 763
      13. The World Over, p. 705
      14. Calendar of Events, pp. 706-713
      15. As Others See Us, pp. 764-767
      16. War and Peace, pp. 768-776
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      March 1, 1930 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. Russia's Vain Appeal by Robert de Traz, pp. 10-14
      2. What about the Liberals? by A Laborite, pp. 15-17
      3. Germany's Aches and Pains by L. Dumont-Wilden, pp. 18-22
      4. The Man behind Tardieu by Frantz Clement, pp. 23-25
      5. Aspects of Africa by Julian S. Huxley, pp. 30-33
      6. Did Francis Joseph Kill His Son? by Leon de Poncins, pp. 34-39
      7. From Peking to Harbin by Maurice Larrouy, pp. 40-45
      8. Hands across the Rhine by Gottfried Benn, pp. 46-49
      9. Onward through Arabia by Leopold Weiss, pp. 50-56
      10. Advice to a Young Man by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 57-60
      11. The World Over, p. 1
      12. Calendar of Events, pp. 2-9
      13. Letters and the Arts, pp. 26-29
      14. As Others See Us, pp. 61-63
      15. War and Peace, pp. 64-68
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      March 15, 1930 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Empire Free Trade by W.A. Hirst, pp. 74-79
      2. Russia at Home and Abroad by Two Moscow Correspondents, pp. 80-88
      3. England and Germany by Dr. G.P. Gooch, pp. 89-92
      4. Crown Prince or Duce? by A Rome Correspondent, pp. 93-95
      5. A Visit to America by Gaston Rageot, pp. 99-104
      6. Japan in Transition by Two Far Eastern Correspondents, pp. 105-110
      7. A Balkan Journey by Jan Struther, pp. 111-114
      8. Meeting Bartoletti by Massimo Bontempelli, pp. 115-120
      9. Anatole France To-day by Gonzague Truc, pp. 121-124
      10. The World Over, p. 65
      11. Calendar of Events, pp. 66-73
      12. Letters and the Arts, pp. 96-98
      13. As Others See Us, pp. 125-127
      14. War and Peace, p. 128
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      April 1, 1930 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. England's Real Prosperity by C.E.R. Sherrington, pp. 136-144
      2. Britain's Tragic Hour by Jules Sauerwein, pp. 145-147
      3. Masaryk at Eighty by Wickham Steed, pp. 148-152
      4. Snowden Converted by Jacques Bardoux, pp. 153-156
      5. Men or Machines? by Gabriel Reuillard, pp. 161-167
      6. The Soul of China by Pearl S. Buck, pp. 168-176
      7. From a Spanish Diary by Ernst Lothar, pp. 177-183
      8. Opening Up the Orient by Joseph Friedfeld, pp. 184-186
      9. Cinema English by E.V. Knox, pp. 187-189
      10. The World Over, pp. 129-135
      11. Letters and the Arts, pp. 157-160
      12. As Others See Us, pp. 190-191
      13. Calendar of Events, p. 192
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      1. This Year of Panic by Lucien Laurat, pp. 200-203
      2. From London to Lancashire by Two British Correspondents, pp. 204-211
      3. More French Inflation by Dr. Leo Stahl, pp. 212-215
      4. Spain and Its Sovereign by Salvador de Madariaga, pp. 216-220
      5. Chimneys of Essen by Erik Reger, pp. 224-228
      6. Prohibition as I Saw It by Frank H. Shaw, pp. 229-238
      7. Brockdorff-Rantzau by Maurice Muret, pp. 239-243
      8. Adventure in Arcadia by Franz Spunda, pp. 244-252
      9. The World Over, pp. 193-199
      10. Letters and the Arts, pp. 221-223
      11. As Others See Us, pp. 253-255
      12. War and Peace, p. 256
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      May 1, 1930 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Britain in India by Mahatma Gandhi, pp. 264-269
      2. Germany Comes Back by Gaston Raphael, pp. 270-277
      3. Labor in Office by W.J. Brown, pp. 278-281
      4. Hindenburg and Luther by Two German Correspondents, pp. 282-288
      5. An Irishman on Ireland by Stephen Gwynn, pp. 292-294
      6. Schober of Austria by Marcel Dunan, pp. 295-298
      7. Ford through German Eyes by Ernst Toller, pp. 299-303
      8. Ferrero for Democracy by G. Hubert-Rodier, pp. 304-306
      9. The New Papal Index by G.G. Coulton, pp. 307-314
      10. The World Over, pp. 257-263
      11. Letters and the Arts, pp. 289-291
      12. As Others See Us, pp. 315-317
      13. War and Peace, p. 318
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      1. England on Four Fronts by Bernard Fay, pp. 326-328
      2. England and the League by Norman Angell, pp. 329-332
      3. The Palestine Report by A Political Observer, pp. 333-335
      4. John Bull Goes Walking by Georg Popoff, pp. 336-338
      5. Janus at Geneva by Salvador de Madariaga, pp. 339-343
      6. The Uncertain Franc by Georges Dovime, pp. 344-348
      7. Germany at Bay by 'Jonathaniel', pp. 352-356
      8. Out of Work by A Jobless German, pp. 357-361
      9. Flying over Africa by Walter Mittelholzer, pp. 362-368
      10. Memories of Whistler by Josef Engelhart, pp. 369-374
      11. Mr. Hearst Tells the World by 'MacFlecknoe', p. 375
      12. The World Over, pp. 319-325
      13. Letters and the Arts, pp. 349-351
      14. As Others See Us, pp. 376-379
      15. War and Peace, p. 380
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      June 1, 1930 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Strategies of Peace by Wickham Steed, pp. 388-396
      2. The Grab for Antarctica by A British Editor, pp. 397-400
      3. Things Seen in India by Colin Ross, pp. 401-407
      4. Snowden, Baldwin, and Lady Astor by Harold J. Laski, pp. 411-418
      5. China Goes to War by George Soulie de Morant, pp. 419-423
      6. North America Looks South by Robert Cahen Salaberry, pp. 424-429
      7. Prohibition as It Is by A New York Correspondent, pp. 430-432
      8. On Horseback through the Andes by Mario Appelius, pp. 433-438
      9. The World Over, pp. 381-387
      10. Letters and the Arts, pp. 408-410
      11. As Others See Us, pp. 439-440
      12. Correspondence, pp. 441-442
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      1. Mussolini Unbends by Theodor Wolff, pp. 450-457
      2. Calling Italy's Bluff by Maurice Pernot, pp. 458-461
      3. Japan at Home and Abroad by Henry Hellssen, pp. 462-465
      4. Japan in Manchuria by Arnold Toynbee, pp. 466-469
      5. From Russia to Persia by Alexander von Spaics, pp. 470-474
      6. Where Islam Stands To-day by Abdelkader Hadj Hamou, pp. 475-480
      7. Births and Deaths in Europe by Andre Therive, pp. 481-483
      8. Race Suicide in Germany by Andre Sully, pp. 484-486
      9. Cosima Wagner by Karl Holl, pp. 487-493
      10. David Cup by J.B. Priestley, pp. 494-497
      11. The World Over, pp. 443-449
      12. Letters and the Arts, pp. 498-500
      13. As Others See Us, pp. 501-503
      14. War and Peace, p. 504
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      1. Labor's First Year by J.L. Garvin, pp. 512-517
      2. Message from India by Rabindranath Tagore, pp. 518-520
      3. Europe's Next Phase by Hans Zehrer, pp. 521-524
      4. How about Socialism? by Henri de Kerillis, pp. 525-530
      5. The Limits of Socialism by A Labor Editor, pp. 531-535
      6. From Washington to London by Jacques Bardoux, pp. 536-539
      7. Rivalry in Africa by Arnold Hollriegel, pp. 540-543
      8. Germany Goes American by Theodor Luddecke, pp. 544-548
      9. Briand for Europe by Wladimir d'Ormesson, pp. 549-553
      10. Why I Left the Films by Emil Jannings, pp. 554-557
      11. The World Over, pp. 505-511
      12. Letters and the Arts, pp. 558-560
      13. As Others See Us, pp. 561-563
      14. Correspondence, pp. 564-566
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      1. Empire and Population by Sir Leo Chiozza Money, pp. 574-578
      2. Italy versus France by A Paris Correspondent, pp. 579-585
      3. Germany Set Free by Pierre Lafue, pp. 586-592
      4. Germany in Chains by Two Germans in Bohemia, pp. 593-598
      5. Pan-America and Pan-Europe by Louis Guilaine, pp. 599-602
      6. Moscow Stretches East by Two Russian Correspondents, pp. 603-610
      7. Visiting the Snowdens by Berta Zuckerkandl-Szeps, pp. 611-615
      8. Keeping up with Mr. Shaw by G.K. Chesterton, pp. 616-619
      9. The World Over, pp. 567-573
      10. Letters and the Arts, pp. 620-622
      11. As Others See Us, pp. 623-624
      12. Correspondence, pp. 625-627
      13. War and Peace, p. 628
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      1. Protection Run Wild, pp. 634-638
      2. France Builds an Empire by Werner von Schnitzler, pp. 639-648
      3. Central Europe in Distress by Marcel Ray, pp. 649-654
      4. Simon and India by Three British Editors, pp. 655-663
      5. Children and War Films by Cesar Santelli, pp. 664-669
      6. Love in America by Richard Hulsenbeck, pp. 670-673
      7. Truth in History by Egon Friedell, pp. 674-681
      8. The World Over, pp. 629-633
      9. Letters and the Arts, pp. 682-684
      10. As Others See Us, pp. 685-686
      11. Correspondence, pp. 687-689
      12. War and Peace, p. 690
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      1. Britain Looks Ahead by Andre Siegfried, pp. 10-11
      2. Young England Speaks by Randolph Churchill, pp. 12-16
      3. A Nation on Its Knees by 'Yaffie', pp. 17-19
      4. Russia Present and Future by Nikolaus Basseches, pp. 20-23
      5. Moscow as I Saw It by A 'New Statesman' Correspondent, pp. 24-26
      6. I Plunge into the Ganges by Ayi Tendulkar, pp. 27-31
      7. Neglected Scandinavia by G. Malcolm Thomson, pp. 32-34
      8. A Visit to Sweden by William Martin, pp. 35-39
      9. Christianity To-day by The Very Reverend W.R. Inge, pp. 40-47
      10. Germany's City of Robots by Hans Natonek, pp. 48-51
      11. Three Letters by Marcel Proust, pp. 63-68
      12. The Heart of Arabia by Leopold Weiss, pp. 69-74
      13. Maeterlinck's Book on Ants by Leon Daudet, pp. 75-78
      14. Nietzsche in Love by Dr. Erich F. Podach, pp. 79-84
      15. Persons and Personages by Andre Maurois, pp. 52-54
      16. Conan Doyle's Last Words by W.R. Titterton, pp. 55-57
      17. Lord Beaverbrook by A French Editor, pp. 58-59
      18. Sir John Simon by Harold Laski, pp. 60-62
      19. Books Abroad, pp. 85-92
      20. Letters and the Arts, pp. 93-98
      21. As Others See Us, pp. 99-103
      22. Correspondence, pp. 104-105
      23. Coming Events, pp. 106-109
      24. War and Peace, p. 110
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    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1930 = 3 Issues, 69 Articles
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      October 1930 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Pathways to Prosperity by Gustav Cassel, pp. 118-119
      2. Socialism or Capitalism by Joseph Stalin, pp. 120-123
      3. How to solve Unemployment by N.M.P. Reilly, pp. 124-129
      4. Will America Recognize Russia? by Paul Scheffer, pp. 130-133
      5. Hoover and Manila by A Far-Eastern Editor, pp. 134-136
      6. Danger from Germany by Edmond Vermeil, pp. 137-143
      7. English Lights and Shadows by Harold Nicolson, pp. 144-145
      8. The Lost Generation by Major H.L. Nathan, pp. 146-148
      9. Three Unpublished 'Conversations' by Walter Savage Landor, pp. 160-168
      10. By Sail around Cape Horn by Heinrich Hauser, pp. 169-179
      11. Sport for Sport's Sake by Edmond Jaloux, pp. 180-183
      12. From Spain to Portugal by Paul Cohen-Portheim, pp. 184-187
      13. Unspoiled Portugal by Annemarie Jauss, pp. 188-192
      14. In Praise of Opium by Jean Cocteau, pp. 193-197
      15. The World Over, pp. 111-117
      16. Persons and Personages by Georg Popoff, pp. 149-155
      17. A German Visits Henry Ford by Dr. Ernst Feder, pp. 156-159
      18. Books Abroad, pp. 198-205
      19. Letters and the Arts, pp. 206-209
      20. As Others See Us, pp. 210-214
      21. Coming Events, pp. 215-216
      22. Correspondence, pp. 217-219
      23. War and Peace, p. 220
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      1. Between Two Fires by Thomas Mann, pp. 232-236
      2. Reaction in Germany by Theodor Wolff, pp. 237-239
      3. Briand Must Go by 'Pertinax', pp. 240-242
      4. From Six to Six Millions by A Berlin Correspondent, pp. 243-245
      5. England Against Europe by Jacques Bardoux, pp. 246-250
      6. Poincare at Seventy by Dr. Leo Stahl, pp. 251-254
      7. Russia's Collective Farms by A Moscow Correspondent, pp. 255-259
      8. Last Words by Heinrich Heine, pp. 271-277
      9. John Jay Chapman by A 'Times' Reviewer, pp. 278-284
      10. Four Literary Portraits by Harold Laski, pp. 285-293
      11. The Future of the Films by Bela Balazs, pp. 294-297
      12. Talkies and the Stage by Prince Henry of Reuss, pp. 298-300
      13. Death Control by A.P. Herbert, pp. 301-303
      14. At Fifty by Seymour Poole, p. 304
      15. The World Over, pp. 221-231
      16. Persons and Personages, pp. 260-261
      17. Paul Morand Talks Travel , pp. 262-264
      18. Keyserling at Fifty , pp. 265-266
      19. Harold Laski---Political Philosopher , pp. 267-270
      20. Books Abroad, pp. 305-313
      21. Letters and the Arts, pp. 314-319
      22. As Others See Us, pp. 320-324
      23. Correspondence, pp. 325-326
      24. Coming Events, pp. 327-329
      25. War and Peace, p. 330
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      1. An Hour with Erich Remarque by Frederic Lefevre, pp. 344-349
      2. Back to Nationalism by Hans Zebrer, pp. 350-354
      3. South America in Revolt by Benjamin Cremieux, pp. 355-362
      4. England's Stake in Europe by Maurice Gerothwohl, pp. 363-366
      5. Madcap America by Claude Blanchard, pp. 367-374
      6. Advice to the Young by Sir James Barrie, pp. 387-391
      7. My Father Alphonse by Leon Daudet, pp. 392-395
      8. A Visit to Vienna by St. John Ervine, pp. 396-404
      9. Before the Crucifix by Friedrich Nietzsche, pp. 405-407
      10. On Being Modern by J.B. Priestley, pp. 408-410
      11. In Memory of Hazlitt by Arthur Ransome, pp. 411-414
      12. The World Over, pp. 331-343
      13. Persons and Personages, pp. 375-377
      14. Beauty and...Freud , pp. 378-381
      15. Marshal Pilsudski , pp. 382-386
      16. Books Abroad, pp. 415-424
      17. Letters and the Arts, pp. 425-429
      18. As Others See Us, pp. 430-434
      19. Coming Events, pp. 435-436
      20. Correspondence, pp. 437-439
      21. War and Peace, p. 440
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