3/15/2018 0 Comments Quote #11But the growth of the French labor movement and the power of the Popular Front which threatened the control and the profits of French industrialists and financiers, made them find more in common with fascist and Nazi industrialists than with French workers who menaced their economic and political control. - from Secret Armies : The New Technique of Nazi Warfare by John L. Spivak (1939)
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3/10/2018 0 Comments Quote #9After Austria was invaded and [Lord] Halifax was asked by his close friends what he had cooked up over there, he told the above story, expressing the fear that his conversation was probably misunderstood by Goering, the latter taking his amiability to mean that Great Britain approved Germany's plans to swallow Austria. The French Intelligence Service, however, has a different version, most of it collected during February, 1938, which, in the light of subsequent events, seems far more accurate. Lord Halifax, these secret-service reports state, pledged England to a hands-off policy on Hitler's ambitions in Central Europe if Germany would not raise the question of the return of the colonies for six years. Within that period England estimated that Hitler would have expanded, strengthened his war machine and fought the Soviet Union to a victorious conclusion. - from Secret Armies: The New Technique of Nazi Warfare by John L. Spivak (1939)
3/4/2018 0 Comments Quote #5The story begins when Neville Chamberlain, Prime Minister of England, accepted an invitation to spend the week-end of March 26-27, 1938, at Cliveden, Lord and Lady Astor's country estate at Taplow, Buckinghamshire, in the beautiful Thames Valley. . . . Every man invited held a strategic position in the British government, and it was during this "charades party" week-end that they secretly charted a course of British policy which will affect not only the fate of the British Empire but the course of world events and the lives of countless millions of people for years to come. . . . The British Parliament and the British people do not know of these decisions, some of which the Chamberlain government has already carried out. - from Secret Armies: The New Technique of Nazi Warfare by John L. Spivak (1939)
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