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The House of Commons and the German Situation. "Friends of Europe" Publications no.23.

VARIOUS; MACDONALD, J. Ramsay; CHURCHILL, Winston; CHAMBERLAIN, Austen; SIMON, John.

London: Friends of Europe, June 1935. [Appeasement] RARE ORIGINAL PAMPHLET. Octavo (21 x 14cm), pp.32. Publlisher's plain paper covers, stapled twice. Light wear, and some oxidisation to staples. A remarkably fresh copy. Near fine. A series of speeches given in the House of Commons in May 1935 concerning the rapid German rearmament, the failed policies of appeasement, and the crisis of inaction thus far. Item #56911

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