Second World War
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In Unfinished Victory Arthur Bryant also wrote about how the outworking of the Great War of 1914 impacted on the Jews within defeated Germany and devastated Europe. The Holocaust of the European Jews is now taken to be the undisputable justification for why Britain fought its Second World War against Germany. That war against Germany…
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Germany, the killer of 6 million Jews, has insisted that if Israel is excluded from the Eurovision Song Contest it will boycott the competition. A number of Germany’s European colleagues – Spain, Ireland, Netherlands and Slovenia – are insisting that Israel’s genocidal activity in Gaza needs to be punished. After all, wasn’t Russia the subject…
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Andrew Roberts, who can be exposed for his smearing character-assassination of Arthur Bryant, was himself exposed a few years ago by the late Manus O’Riordan as a signed-up propagandist for M16. Andrews wrote the “official history” of MI6 about a decade ago in which he smeared Jack Jones and others. As Manus revealed, Andrews in…
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In 1939 Britain’s most popular and widely read historian of the period, Arthur Bryant, made the terrible mistake of writing a book explaining how the First World War of 1914 was leading to a Second World War. That was the 1940 book, Unfinished Victory. Arthur Bryant was the author of around 60 well-selling books, including…
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Did you know that President Trump is not a maverick and is simply returning the United States to the foreign policy of its founding fathers? Thomas Jefferson, in his inaugural address of 1801, defined US foreign policy as “peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations – entangling alliances with none.” In his Farewell Address,…
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A hundred years ago an event of great geopolitical significance occurred – the fall of Baku and the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Red Army. When the question is asked: why did this happen it is usually answered with an explanation of how it happened, neatly side-stepping the actual issue why? It seems to be…
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British policy with regard to Russia and the Caucasus was formed in the Imperial War Cabinet. This was founded in 1916 after Lloyd George replaced Asquith as Prime Minister. Its function was to concentrate power in the hands of the few (rather than the 22 of the normal Cabinet) so that the War could be…
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Editorial from Irish Foreign Affairs (August 2017): England declared itself an Empire about 500 years ago—486 years ago to be exact. The meaning of that declaration was that it asserted itself as an absolutely independent sovereign Power. By doing so it detached itself from Europe. John Bruton, the former Taoiseach, has written a long article…
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Editorial from The Irish Political Review May 2017: North Korea is the last of the Cold War states—that is, the last of the states left behind by Britain’s Second World War: that is, the war on Germany that Britain declared in 1939, expanded into a World War by use of its Navy when defeated in…
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“Since in the domain of foreign affairs Great Britain spoke for her whole Empire, and since the seas of the world were controlled by the unchallenged strength of the British Navy, the influence of Europe was predominant over the whole globe, while at the same time no world war was possible without British intervention.” (G.M.…
