The Unpeaceful Pacific, by Wickham Steed, THE LIVING AGE

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The Unpeaceful Pacific

by Wickham Steed

The Living Age, March 1, 1932, pp. 12-15

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      1. What Hitler Will Do by Dr. Joseph Goebbels, pp. 388-395
      2. Issues of the Hour by Professor Gustav Cassel, pp. 396-397
      3. Tariffs and the Money System by Sir Norman Angell, pp. 398-399
      4. The Revolt of the Investor by M.J. Bonn, pp. 400-402
      5. Germany Can Pay by A Paris Editor, pp. 403-405
      6. The Changing Value of Man by C.N. Edge, pp. 406-412
      7. Europe's Darkest Corner by Hans Zehrer, pp. 413-414
      8. Ruthenian Week-End by Gunther Stein, pp. 415-419
      9. Proud and Empire by Francis Delaisi, pp. 429-438
      10. The Plays of Noel Coward by A.G. Macdonell, pp. 439-446
      11. Women of Japan by Maria Piper, pp. 447-450
      12. Bolshevism as Religion by A Moscow Correspondent, pp. 451-454
      13. The World Over, pp. 377-387
      14. Persons and Personages by Albert Werner, p. 420
      15. Jose Ortega y Gasset by Lorenzo Giusso, pp. 421-424
      16. Princess Lichnowsky by Kurt Reibnitz, pp. 425-428
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      18. Letters and the Arts, pp. 461-464
      19. As Others See Us, pp. 465-469
      20. War and Peace, p. 470
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      1. England Points the Way by J.L. Garvin, pp. 482-485
      2. The Economics of Glut by A London Editor, pp. 486-488
      3. Oriental Miscellany by Ayi Tendulkar, pp. 489-491
      4. A Lesson from India by F. Yeats-Brown, pp. 492-493
      5. China Speaks by Hsu Dau-lin, pp. 494-496
      6. When Japan Backed Lenin by W.K. von Nohara, pp. 497-499
      7. Russia Takes Stock by K.L. Gerstorff, pp. 500-502
      8. What Moscow Reads by Gunther Stein, pp. 503-506
      9. British Secret-Service Secrets by Xavier de Hauteclocque, pp. 520-527
      10. How Germany Was Encircled by Karl Friedrich Nowak, pp. 528-532
      11. Under Which King? by Cyril Connelly, pp. 533-538
      12. My Norway by Sigrid Undset, pp. 539-541
      13. The World Over, pp. 471-481
      14. Persons and Personages by Gotthard Jedlicka, pp. 507-510
      15. Riccardo Gualino, a Modern Cagliostro by Johannes P. Freden, pp. 511-513
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      17. Jacinto Benavente by Francisco Lucientes, pp. 517-519
      18. Books Abroad, pp. 542-550
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      20. As Others See Us, pp. 555-559
      21. Correspondence, pp. 560-563
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      1. The Unpeaceful Pacific by Wickham Steed, pp. 12-15
      2. The Case against France by Harrison Brown, pp. 16-18
      3. J'Accuse la France by E.H. Davenport, pp. 19-21
      4. America's Error; Germany's Mistake by A Paris Editor, pp. 22-23
      5. Germany in Extremis by Adolf Hitler, pp. 24-25
      6. German Communism Speaks by Hermann Remmele, pp. 26-28
      7. Trotski on Germany by Carl von Ossietzky, pp. 29-31
      8. No More Overpopulation by Dr. R. Kuczynski, pp. 32-35
      9. Germany's Falling Birth-Rate by Dr. Ernst Kahn, pp. 36-37
      10. Charity's Reward by Arthur Schnitzler, pp. 48-52
      11. Immortal Alice by A 'Times' Reviewer, pp. 53-57
      12. Ultima Verba by Dr. Gustave Le Bon, pp. 58-62
      13. Revolt against the Intellect by Walther von Hollander, pp. 63-66
      14. A Frenchman on Goethe by Edmond Jaloux, pp. 67-70
      15. The World Over, pp. 1-11
      16. Persons and Personages by F.L. Lucas, pp. 38-39
      17. Rudolf Breitscheid, Social Democratic Leader by Dr. Georg Kecskemeti, pp. 40-41
      18. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi by Rabindranath Tagore, pp. 42-44
      19. Interviewing Andre Siegfried , pp. 45-47
      20. Books Abroad, pp. 71-80
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      22. As Others See Us, pp. 85-89
      23. Correspondence, pp. 90-93
      24. War and Peace, p. 94
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      1. Three Continents in Travail by A London Editor, pp. 106-107
      2. American 'Reflation' by Leopold Schwarzschild, pp. 108-109
      3. Japan against America by Wilhelm Tietgens, pp. 110-112
      4. Is France Backing Japan? by W. Colepepper, pp. 113-115
      5. German Threnody by Erwin Ritter, pp. 116-120
      6. Old and New in Russia by Nikolaus Basseches, pp. 121-122
      7. From Saint Petersburg to Leningrad by Friedrich Sieburg, pp. 123-127
      8. Spain from Inside by Francisco Lucientes, pp. 128-131
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      12. Scott and Northcliffe by A.G. Gardiner, pp. 155-162
      13. Germany's Literary Revenge by Andre Levinson, pp. 163-167
      14. An Hour with Andre Maurois by Frederic Lefevre, pp. 168-173
      15. The World Over, pp. 95-105
      16. Persons and Personages, pp. 137-139
      17. The Work of Leonid Leonov by Maxim Gorki, pp. 140-142
      18. In Praise of 'Alain' by Denis Saurat, pp. 143-146
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      20. Letters and the Arts, pp. 180-183
      21. As Others See Us, pp. 184-187
      22. War and Peace, p. 188
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      1. World without War by Sir Arthur Salter, pp. 200-203
      2. Zaharoff, Merchant of Death by Xavier de Hauteclocque, pp. 204-213
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      4. Ford in Brazil by Arnold Hollriegel, pp. 221-224
      5. Gentleman of Spain by Ilya Ehrenburg, pp. 225-229
      6. Essays in Miniature by 'Alain', pp. 242-246
      7. Japanese Buddha by Georges Bonneau, pp. 247-250
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      9. Sales Resistance by Gerald Gould, pp. 253-255
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      19. Correspondence, pp. 277-281
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      8. Second Thoughts on Kreuger by Dr. Richard Lewinsohn, pp. 318-320
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      10. Fighting Against Japan by 'Charlie Chan', pp. 333-337
      11. The Real Trend in Germany by August Thalheimer, pp. 338-344
      12. Machine versus Man by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 345-349
      13. East Africa Speaks by Alice Schalek, pp. 350-356
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      3. France Turns Left by Ludwig Bauer, pp. 394-397
      4. Making Atheism Pay by Sir George Paish, pp. 398-399
      5. Russia's Fighting Atheists by Hans Richard Mertel, pp. 400-403
      6. Germany's Farm Crisis by Michel Sarlo, pp. 404-411
      7. From Moscow to Shanghai by Egon Erwin Kisch, pp. 425-430
      8. The Two Temptations by Jean-Richard Bloch, pp. 431-436
      9. Toward a Fourth International by F.A. Ridley, pp. 437-441
      10. Under Anaesthetic by Hugh Anthony, pp. 442-446
      11. Antarctic Whale Hunt by Dr. Erich Dautert, pp. 447-450
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      14. Thomas Bata by Major Evelyn Wrench, pp. 415-417
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      19. As Others See Us, pp. 464-469
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      4. Europe and Ottawa by Count Richard N. Coudenhove-Kalergi, pp. 22-25
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      4. Italy's Rising Generation by X X X, pp. 127-133
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      13. Japan's War Minister Explains by Gunther Stein, pp. 139-140
      14. G.L. Dickinson: A Tribute by E.M. Forster, pp. 141-142
      15. Germany's Forgotten Man , pp. 143-145
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      17. Letters and the Arts, pp. 178-182
      18. As Others See Us, pp. 183-187
      19. War and Peace, p. 188
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      3. Undeluded Andalusia by Jose Ortega y Gasset, pp. 211-218
      4. English Fact and Fiction by Friedrich Sieburg, pp. 219-221
      5. England's Post-War Novelists by Paul Cohen-Portheim, pp. 222-224
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      7. Viva Sandino by Manuel Antonio Valle, pp. 243-248
      8. From Marx to Stalin by Gustav Mayer, pp. 249-253
      9. Voices of Arabia by Mohammed Asad, pp. 254-257
      10. Spiritualism Put to Proof by Gerald Heard, pp. 258-262
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      13. Vaihinger at Eighty by Dr. Milo Blach, pp. 231-233
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      16. As Others See Us, pp. 276-281
      17. War and Peace, p. 282
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      2. England and Technocracy by A London Editor, pp. 294-296
      3. Technocracy Speaks by Howard Scott, pp. 297-303
      4. Two Danger Spots of War by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 304-305
      5. How France Rules Rumania by Rudolf Herrnstadt, pp. 306-312
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      13. Russia's Literary Renaissance by Hans E. Friedrich, pp. 350-354
      14. A Pair of Street Scenes by Leo Lania, pp. 355-356
      15. Death in Constantinople by Richard Hulsenbeck, pp. 357-360
      16. The World Over, pp. 283-291
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