Germany Today and Tomorrow (1935).pdf

(81318 KB) Pobierz
GERMANY TODAY
AND TOMORROW
'By
HENRY ALBERT PHILLIPS
/1/ustrattd
DODD, MEAD
&
COMPANY
NEW YORK
I
9 3 6
Digitized
by
Coogle
Origmal from
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
DD
2_ ~3
. p
~{_-")
\
':)
__j
..
"""
--:J
1--.
l
.
.•
CoPYRIGHT,
1935
Bv DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, INc.
ALL IUGHI'S llESUVED
NO PART OF 11US BOOK MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM
,
WITHOUT PERMISSION IN WIUTING FROM
nm
PUBLISHEil
Published November
1935
Second Printing February
1936
PaiNTED IN TBE
UNITED STATES OP AIIEa
i
CA
ay TBE VAIL•laALLOU PUtSS, INC., Bl:NGBAIITON
,
X. Y
.
Digitized
by
Coogle
Original from
UNIVt:RSITY OF MICHIGAN
To
The Inspiration and Advancement of
Understanding, Goodwill
and
Friendliness
Among all Nations
TO'Wards the Consummation
of Universal
PEACE
Digitized
by
Go gle
Original from
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Digitized by
Coogle
Original from
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
THE GERMAN PEOPLE-NOW AND ALWAYS
A FOREWORD
previous books of
mine-Meet the Germans,
Meet the SpmiaTds
and
Meet the Japmese,
for example-
were friendlily inclined, though none the less frank, first-
hand studies of peoples whose government relations with
the world
in
general-but with America
in
particular-
had at some rime become somewhat strained. Had I
written about the folk of France, or of Russia, or of
Turkey-as I hope to do some day-I am sure that the
same sympathetic strain of goodwill would be equally
in
evidence.
From this it may be gathered that
my
interest in foreign
nations
is
largely human interest. I am not partial to
governments or to peoples in their more fonnal array as
nations, or to their states of deeper significance as races.
The likable and livable qualities of everyday humanness
too often disappear or become hideous in the "patty"
mold of their politics, or in the masses of a nation, or in
the mob animosities of race.
Governments and their minions are nearly always op-
portunists.
They must forever "play the game."
In
time
-which may be reckoned in centuries-they
all
fall. The
seeds of one nation's revolution may be planted
in
the
fountains of Versailles, and of another's revolt against
the governments of an inimical world
in
the Fourteen
Points of that same Versailles. Whichever it be, it came
SEVERAL
vii
\.
Digitized by
Google
Original from
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

Plik z chomika:

Inne pliki z tego folderu:

Inne foldery tego chomika:

Zgłoś jeśli naruszono regulamin