Under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, the German people has learnt to look not backward into the past, but forward into the future. But the war which has been enforced upon us, and which we are waging for the sake of Germany's future weal, renders it absolutely necessary that we should constantly bear in mind what led to the outbreak of the present conflict and wherein lay its ultimate causes. These facts have long been obvious to those who cared to see them and have often enough been publicly established by competent German authorities and especially by the Fuehrer in his speeches . Since, however, our enemies are untiring in their efforts to conceal the truth by means of lying propaganda and to mislead the world at large, not only as regards the causes of the war but also concerning their aims, it seems essential to furnish once again by authentic official documents the irrefutable proof that Britain, and Britain alone, was responsible for the war which she deliberately brought about in order to annihilate Germany.

The first of a series on the Communist conspiracy and its influence in this country as a whole, on religion, on education, on labor and on our government.

This book contains letter written to Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States by Sumter L . Lowry, listing 134 insults to the United States of America as compiled from newspaper dispatches.

EARLY ON THE MORNING Of July 31, 1914, the telephone rang
in the Secretary of the Treasury's office in Washington .
Four weeks and six days before, the heir to the Austro-
Hungarian throne had been slain at Serajevo . Eight days
before, there had been an Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to
Serbia . Three days before, an Austro-Serbian war had begun
which statesmen for twenty-four hours talked optimistically
of confining to the Balkans . It was ninety-nine years and six
weeks since the last world war had ended at Waterloo .

THERE is an obvious and painful gap between the world of 1950 and the postwar conditions envisaged by American and British wartime leaders. The negative objective of the war, the destruction of the Axis powers, was achieved. But not one of the positive goals set forth in the Atlantic Charter and the Four Freedoms has been realized. There is no peace today, either formal or real. Over a great part of the world there is neither freedom of religion nor freedom of speech and expression. Freedom from fear and want is not an outstanding characteristic of the present age. The right of national self determination, so vigorously affirmed in the Atlantic Charter, has been violated on a scale and with a brutality seldom equalled in European history.

The CFR's Plan to :
Destroy America's National Sovereignty
Subvert the U. S. Constitution
via NATO and the ATLANTIC COMMUNITY
Put the U. S. under Control of a
Socialist-Dominated World Government

The purpose of this book is to present, by direct quotations, the
views of the leading figures in the Council on Foreign Relations
and how such views are now affecting the Foreign Policy of the
United States.
The authors believe that the policies advocated by the Council
on Foreign Relations, and being carried out by CFR members in
high positions in the Government, are not in the best interests of
this nation.
However, it should be remembered that the Council on Foreign
Relations is composed of 1400 members, persons of high prominence
in industry, education and communications . The authors do
not mean to imply that the foreign policy views of the CFR are
shared by all 1400 of its members .

Nowhere in the world today is the purpose of government so dedicated to
principles for the protection of individual freedom and liberty against the tyrannical oppressions of political usurpation, as in America . The great institutions of government created by the Constitution of the United States stand as mighty bulwarks, not only for individual freedom in this country, but also as outstanding
examples of justice to all other peoples .

There have been many and varied explanations for the journey of Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles abroad. Here's the latest one : There are two distinct groups within the State Department . One group of diplomats believes the United States should actively intervene in the war in Europe.
This group is led by Ambassador to France William C. Bullitt.
The second group believes in non-intervention, but thinks no stone. should be left unturned by the United States to see if peace cannot be achieved in some form or another . Active in this group is- supposed to be Ambassador to London Joseph P .Kennedy.

Ever since the arrest of Mgr. Stepinac I have considered it my sacred duty to tell all men of good will that all the accusations brought against him are either pure falsifications or gross distortions and malicious misrepresentations of the facts.--- Close connections with Yugoslavia for over a quarter of a century certainly give me the right and the competence to do so. For more than five years I stayed in that country-two years and a half of them in Zagreb where I had the opportunity of speaking with Mgr. Stepinac once a week at least and thus becoming fully acquainted with his personality and his activity, his views and his opinions.

Up-to-date paper by well-known researcher, Bernadine Smith, on attack on national security, private gun possession, sovereignty, Bill of Rights (9/11) due to 1962 Arms Control and Disarmament Act and recent updated legislation.

Why was Hitler able to obtain and hold the dictatorship in Germany? What are the real thoughts of this German people which has puzzled the world so frequently? In answer to these vital questions, the author, who is a native-born German and who recently came to America for permanent residence, presents the following document . It contains the authentic diary entries of a high-ranking officer of the German Lu f twaffe. This German flyer is still in Germany. The original diary has been condensed and the author's own experiences have been added .
The picture thus obtained shows both the articulate and subconscious sentiments of the typical German of the better class. Whatever these expressions and thoughts, it is obvious that it is necessary to take these into consideration in evaluating the situation, both presentm and future . This was the main purpose of the author.

Behind the front of arms fought a second line, which did not kill, but preserved, which did not annihilate, but saved-the Medical Front. All that it achieved, and how it was achieved has been described in detail for the profession. But as the history of the world takes the form of life only when we vitalize it in personal documents, memoirs and letters, which are an indispensable supplement of the formal works of the General Staff, there is justification for the narrative of one who has traveled much, who has seen much, and who has pursued his medical labors in all possible situations.

THE STORY OF A BRITISH OFFICER CAPTURED IN SIBERIA

I Attempt in the following pages to give some account of my experiences among the Bolsheviks from January to April of the year 1920. My story is neither Propaganda for Bolshevism nor Propaganda against it . I simply give all the facts, whether they tell against Communism or in its favour ; and, if I indulge in deductions from those facts, my readers are at liberty to draw whatever other deductions they like . The main thing is that all the facts be placed before them ; and that I have tried my best to do . The result may possibly be that this book will displease not only the Bolsheviks, but also those equally fanatical anti-Bolsheviks who believe that Lenin and Trotsky lead lives of phenomenal debauchery, that cannibalism is common in Moscow, that all Russian women have been nationalized, that the Red Army is composed of Letts and Chinese who have to be driven into action by means of whips and machine-guns, and that anyone who disputes these facts is a Bolshevik himself. I really hate Bolshevism as much as these people do, but I also hate Propaganda in so far as that word means the selection of all the facts supporting a certain theory, and the deliberate suppression of all the facts which tell against that theory, or vice versa .

Since 1914 great historic events have taken place. There was the World War, the Russian revolution, and the upheavals in Europe and elsewhere. These historic events brought to mankind disillusionment and bitter disappointment. The World War, which was expected to end all wars, only prepared the ground for still more frightful wars; the Russian revolution, which was expected to bring to the working masses freedom, emancipation and communism, only brought them an oppressive dictatorship, a more intense exploitation and state capitalism; and the upheavals in Europe and elsewhere, which were conceived in democracy, internationalism and socialism, only brought fascism, an insane nationalism and Hitlerism.

The history of Great Britain since the war has been characterized by an unusual absence of political leadership. None of those who have governed the destinies of the nation from Downing Street between 1918 and 1932 have been able to uphold the best traditions of British statesmanship. During a period in which Italy produced a Mussolini, France a Poincare, Russia a Lenin and a Stalin, Germany a Stresemann, the politicians of the nation which through many centuries has acquired a reputation for statesmanship, failed to live up to the high standard established by their predecessors. None of the Governments that have succeeded each other since the war have been able to give a lead to Europe, in accordance with British traditions. If, in spite of this, the British nation has maintained its prestige for its statesmanlike qualities, the credit is due to a man whose sphere of activity has been outside politics. This man is Mr. Montagu Collet Norman.

Three years ago I declared my admiration, my love, for the U.S.S.R. An unprecedented experiment was being attempted there, which filled our hearts with hope and from which we expected an immense advance, an impetus capable of carrying forward in its stride the whole human race. It is indeed worth while living, I thought, in order to be present at this re-birth, and worth while giving one's life in order to help it on. In our hearts and in our minds we resolutely linked the future of culture itself with the glorious destiny of the U.S.S.R. We have frequently said so. We should have liked to be able to repeat it once again. Already, without as yet having seen things for ourselves, we could not but feel disturbed by certain recent decisions which seemed to denote a change of orientation.

This is the journal of a foreign war correspondent who has written the work in open form, not as a private diary. It covers the period from 1934-1941, leading up to and into WWII. The years prior to the war are rarely mentioned and often prove to be more interesting than the war itself, considering the reasons why WWII took place.

Ever wonder why many Americans react to important information with a blank stare? This entry will help you understand since it explains the history of psycho-political warfare being waged against Americans since prior to World War II. Of utmost importance is inclusion of the transcript of a speech by Lavrentia Beria, head of the Soviet Secret Police, to American students at Lenin University prior to 1936. One revealing excerpt follows from Beria's speech: " The failure of Psychopolitics might well bring about the atomic bombing of the Motherland . If psychopolitics succeeds in its mission throughout the Capitalistic nations of the world, there will never be an atomic war, for Russia will have SUBJUGATED ALL OF HER ENEMIES. Communism has already spread across one sixth of the inhabited world . Marxist Doctrines have already penetrated the remainder . An extension of the Communist social order is everywhere victorious . The spread of Communism has never been by force of battle, but by conquest OF THE MIND. IN PSYCHOPOLITICS WE HAVE REFINED THIS CONQUEST TO ITS LAST DEGREE."

The following treatise owes its origin to the fact that there is no authentic and continuous history of the greatest nation the world has ever had to deal with . The British Empire and the United States of America, English-speaking people, own between them one-fourth part of the universe, and by far more than half its wealth and natural production. The influence of this people far exceeds that of all the former empires which have governed mankind . The Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian, Medo-Persian, Grecian and Roman, all put together, do not vie with Britain and the United States in power, in wealth, in moral integrity, or nobleness of character. Whereas their power was autocratic, and maintained by the sword, the dominion of the British and Angles is founded, or constructed, mainly by the democratic freewill of those under its genial and benign sway .

Fascinating, only recently declassified letter from Schuyler in Siberia to War Dept. explaining political situation, lamenting U.S. support for Bolsheviks.

THE NEW WORLD ORDER Select list of references on regional and world federation ; together with some special plans for world order after the war.

The field o f autobiography has certainly not been neglected in recent years . This is especially true as regards members of the newspaper trade. So the publication of my own life story seems to call for an explanation, if not for an apology. I should never have commenced this work if it had not been for the encouragement of sympathetic and considerate publishers . Once fairly engaged on it, however, I found it quite pleasant . There are few of us, I imagine, who do not enjoy writing about ourselves, recalling our own pasts.

This is part I, and in this I include a hope expressed by Mr. Andrew Carnegie, in his book entitled "Triumphant Democracy". In this he expresses himself in this manner: Let men say what they will, I say that as surely as the sun in the heavens once shone upon Britain and America united, so surely is it one morning to rise, to shine upon, to greet again the reunited states-the British-American Union. This statement is clear, and the organizations which Mr. Carnegie endowed have spent millions in order to bring this about. This thing has been made possible by scholarships, exchange professors, subsidies of churches, subsidies of educational institutions; all of them working for the purpose of eliminating Americanism as was taught once in our schools and to gradually exchange this for an English version of our history.

The purpose of this volume is to deal as realistically and factually as possible with certain blurred pages of some recent and very important history. This is a studious effort by the authors to put into the record a rounded and authentic account of one of the most extraordinary political action and minority-power movements of the twentieth century - outside possibly that of the Bolshevik revolution. It is doubtful that a more sensitive topic than the central theme of this book could have been selected since, of necessity, the subject-matter involves, in varying degree, the three most delicate issues in the whole category of human discussion -religion, race and politics.

Excellent speech by Congressman Usher L. Burdick, N.D., printed in the Congressional Record of April 28, 1954 relating to United States membership in the United Nations and the dangers to U.S. Sovereignty. One excerpt follows: Who were the principal movers at San Francisco for this United Nations Charter? Who wrote the charter, and who had themost to do about shaping its provisions? The answer is that the Russian Communists and Alger Hiss, a representative of our State Department, were the prime movers and schemers in arranging its provisions. That is the same Alger Hiss who was convicted for perjury when he denied sending secret material to the Soviet Union representatives."

One of the earlier papers dealing with the international community education concept whereby elected officials take a back seat to the council ( unelected soviet) form of regional government.Do not dismiss this paper as something off the wall. This new council form of government is presently being planned for us at all levels. Former Senator William Bradley, (D) N.J., recommended this change to unelected council form of government during an interview on Sunday morning TV several years ago. Some quotes follow: It will enable you and your neighbors, not distant representatives, to assume effective and beneficial control of the neighborhood in which you live in a dramatically different way right now. We, the people, can lead our leaders towards national and international cooperation by doing it ourselves first so we can all see there is a way other than the competitive and nationalistic approaches we are now using. You will be able to create a new social, economic and political force that represents you as individuals and families living in a block in a neighborhood.

Key World Affairs Council document signed in Philadelphia by 125 members of Congress January 29, 1976, to commemorate the Bicentennial Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. This shocking document stated in part "WE AFFIRM that the economy of all nations is a seamless web, and that no one nation can any longer effectively maintain its processes of production and monetary systems without recognizing the necessity for collaborative regulation by international authorities."

For more than twenty years prior to 1940, Robert Murphy pursued a conventional career in the Department of State, advancing through grades from clerk to Counselor of Embassy at Paris. His years of apprenticeship as a Foreign Service officer consisted of a mixture of routine assignments and discipline and lots of hard work. But he also had golden opportunities to observe the vast changes produced in Europe by World War I, especially the budding Nazi movement which he witnessed while living in Munich across the street from Hitler. There was nothing sensational about this first half of Murphy's diplomatic career and it could have ended that way, as the careers of most Foreign Service officers do . But the nature of his work changed abruptly after the defeat of France, when President Roosevelt summoned him to the White House for a private conference which transformed the conventional diplomat into the President's own personal representative in French Africa.

The late Robert Morris, great American patriot,  wrote this superb, short information-packed book in 1963, warning Americans about the true intent of the Arms Control and Disarmament agreements signed by President John F. Kennedy with the Soviet Union.    The fly page has his greeting to IBM’s Tom Watson, a proponent of nuclear disarmament and later U..S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union. A biographical sketch of the late Robert Morris follows: ROBERT MORRIS Counsel and Chief Counsel U. S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee 1951-1953 ; 1956-1958. Counsel U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee 1950. Advisor U. S. Senate Rules Committee 1954. Officer-in-Charge Advance Psychological Warfare Section of CINCPAC on Guam 1945. Officer-in-Charge Soviet Counterintelligence Third Naval District 1941-1943 : Officer-in-Charge Counterintelligence Third Naval District 1945. Justice Municipal Court New York City 1953-1956 .

Article from publication of Applied Learning Technologies, Warrenton, VA by Cheryl Samuels, Control DataCorp., 1981 related to implementation of programmed learning, mastery learning, etc. in developing countries. States "It is imperative that the educators first be encouraged, exhorted to make a conceptual transition from the traditional, teacher-centered, curriculum to a learner-centered curriculum. This is a critical transition to require not only of educators in developing countries but also of all educators being encouraged to apply systematic planning techniques. Concepts of mastery learning (direct instruction, ed) and management by objectives are likely to be very attractive to educators in developing countries." Importance of this article lies in fact international educational restructuring is a result of research and development carried out in American educational and corporate laboratories and schools.

Very important document.  Unfortunately several pages are missing.  Should be read in conjunction with Reece and Cox Committee Transcripts published on this website.  One excerpt follows: THE NEED FOR A PERMANENT STANDING Committee.
The effect of the Dodd Report was electric . Moves were launched within a matter of hours to block an effective probe. On Capitol Hill, the Committee found itself confronted with obstacles at every turn ; the Nation itself was deluged with stories which openly or by inference suggested That the investigation was futile, if not worse. The national board of Americans for Democratic Action (the A.D.A.) formally urged the House to disband its own committee-it was conducting "a frontal attack on learning itself ." Many citizens, on the other hand, believe that such a committee should be made a permanent Standing Committee of the House -"to gather and weigh the facts."

This file of Don Bell Reports, to which additional reports will be added as they surface, is of enormous importance for persons interested in the unvarnished truth (history) of the promotion of socialism in the United States. Some titles follow: Proofs of a Conspiracy to Build a Total, Managed Global Society; The Contrived Evolution of Regional Government; Appointed Managers, The New Ruling Class; Re-Education Monopoly-Change (warning regarding school choice); and The Three Lives of Don Bell (his biography) which covers his 3-year internment in a Japanese concentration camp in Manila, his liberation upon the return of General MacArthur, his return to duty and subsequent being shot down during a bombing run over Amoy, China. Bell, a journalist, also covered the organizational meeting of the UN at San Francisco, returned to the Philippines, entered Japan with General Macarthur, remained in Asia until the Bikini Atomic Bomb tests. And then, understanding well the plans for a collectivist America and wishing to warn Americans of the dangers that lay ahead, he undertook the writing of his most remarkable and historically illuminating newsletters.

This file of Don Bell Reports, to which additional reports will be added as they surface, is of enormous importance for persons interested in the unvarnished truth (history) of the promotion of socialism in the United States. Some titles follow: Proofs of a Conspiracy to Build a Total, Managed Global Society; The Contrived Evolution of Regional Government; Appointed Managers, The New Ruling Class; Re-Education Monopoly-Change (warning regarding school choice); and The Three Lives of Don Bell (his biography) which covers his 3-year internment in a Japanese concentration camp in Manila, his liberation upon the return of General MacArthur, his return to duty and subsequent being shot down during a bombing run over Amoy, China. Bell, a journalist, also covered the organizational meeting of the UN at San Francisco, returned to the Philippines, entered Japan with General Macarthur, remained in Asia until the Bikini Atomic Bomb tests. And then, understanding well the plans for a collectivist America and wishing to warn Americans of the dangers that lay ahead, he undertook the writing of his most remarkable and historically illuminating newsletters.

Important Regents Policy entitled "Education and Community Renewal: The Role of Schools in Addressing the Needs of Economically Distressed Areas" One of first major policy statements which would initiate a nationwide move towards school based clinics and lifelong community education with all services in community being provided by unelected councils under the umbrella of the school district. This paper was provided by a member of the New York Board of Regents who said "This entire paper is a condensed version of the Mondale/Brademas: Child and Family Services Act. It is merely another approach to socialism, full State control of all children and full assurance of education from the cradle to the grave!"

The history and development of the North American Union from 1921 to 2006 time line. Author - Debra K. Niwa.

This is not to be in any sense of the word a "War Book," although it owes its conception to thoughts arising out of the great conflict which is shaking the foundations of civilization . We read much these days of what will take place after the war, but what we read are only the opinions of individuals ; what the consequences will be remains concealed in the mind of God. Here, in America, public opinion depends largely upon the dictum of the daily press, and the preponderant sympathy for the Allies, and especially for Great Britain and France, is both natural and, to a degree, excusable. With Great Britain we have a common language and common traditions, and with France we have the bond of gratitude and sympathy for generous help in our hour of need. Sentiment, rather than reason, has always controlled the sympathies of the human race. When the war is over there will be the beginnings of a New World, a world in which America must play her part. That she may play her part nobly is the hope and prayer of millions of her sons and daughters.

THis book is about myself, for I cannot write of other people without exposing them to the danger of imprisonment and exile; but my life is typical of the lives of thousands of educated women in U .S.S.R. We have all of us spent years in study in order to acquire knowledge necessary not only to ourselves but to our country which we were eager to serve . None of us were hostile to the Revolution, and many devoted themselves with enthusiasm to work for the new regime. But this did not save us either from famine, when we had no food to give our children, or from prison and exile . If technical experts who created all that may be truly called `achievements of the Revolution' have been condemned by the Soviet Government as `wreckers' it was but natural that the `wreckers' wives' should suffer too. To wipe out the intellectuals as a class it was necessary to get hold not only of the men but of the women as well, and, incidentally, of their children .

Article by Iserbyt related to use by Bath, Maine police of Pavlovian rewards to citizens who do what police determine to be "good deeds".

The enchanting promises of paternalism under the name of a New Deal have, like the false gold of the foolish prospectors, deceived many minds. Those who believe they have found the key to the vault in which is stored the real gold of "a new social order" that will buy "a more abundant life," and "greater security for all," have posted their location notices upon the door of the federal government and are celebrating by the riotous spending of public funds. When at last they have exhausted the taxpayers' ready cash and mortgaged all wealth, thus ruining the credit of the nation, they will retire to sleep off the debauch. Upon awakening, they will be informed by those who saw the folly of it all, that what they found was nothing but another kind of worthless fools gold.

Superb speech by Patrick J. Buchanan before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations in which he blasted the internationalists for their religious support of free trade. Buchanan made a point that Teddy Roosevelt was no free trader, while Karl Marx loved free trade..

Before presenting the translation of General Krassnoff's book "From Double Eagle to Red Flag" to the English-speaking public, the translators would like to introduce the author and his work. The well-known Russian writer Kouprin expresses his opinion of this book in the Paris newspaper "La Cause Commune" in the following terms: "General Krassnoff has much to narrate. He has witnessed and himself taken part in many events during these terrible years, events so horrible and great, gruesome and heroic, that they would have sufficed for at least ten ordinary lives. And one must admit, judging by the first volume, that the author describes vividly and with real talent all the facts he is acquainted with and the events he has personally witnessed and experienced." The author has had indeed exceptional opportunities for observation. A Don Cossack by birth, he began his military career as a Lieutenant in the Atamansky Guard Cossack regiment at St. Petersburg, and soon became known as a dashing cavalry officer and sportsman, and as a writer on military subjects. During the Japanese war he was at the front as a military correspondent. On his return he served in various parts of European Russia and in Siberia. The Great War found him in command of a Cossack cavalry regiment in Poland, at the head of which he won by a brilliant charge his St. George's cross. He successively commanded a cavalry brigade, a division and the famous 3rd Cavalry Corps.

Probably the most important contribution to Twentieth Century history ever written proving that the United States turned over highly-classified documents and materials to the Soviet Union, many of which related to the building of the atom bomb.  This book would be a thriller even if it were not true.  The content of this book calls into question the existence of a Cold War. Excerpt follows from Congressional testimony related to Major Jordan’s findings: Mr. Nixon : On the point of the so-called shipments of uranium-. . . the shipments went through. Is that correct? Mr. Appell: Two specific shipments of uranium oxide and uranium nitrate, and shipments of heavy water have been completely documented to include even the number of the plan.

An abbreviated version of “From Major Jordan’s Diaries”.

Herr Heinz A. Heinz' aim has been to draw a picture of the Fi hrer from details supplied at first hand by those friends and helpers and comrades of his who believed in him from the first, who joined him at the beginning, stood by him through the darkest days, and have lived to see one of the most astounding achievements of modern times.

Now on the verge of war, the way lies straight ahead, but it may help to recall something of the road we have come over. Even on the rim of hell I shall want to know how I got there. The rapid tide of events has confused most of us and dulled the sharpness of first impressions. It's understanding, not confusion, that contributes to morale. This volume is little more than a scrapbook, a selection from voluminous files of clippings and comments on events domestic and international, and notes on articles and books of the past few years. This contemporary running summary, with later notes bringing the topics up to date, and introductory chapters which endeavor to give in narrative form something of the background, may prove clarifying. The 100 Bulletins which form the core of the book must at times show the heats and fevers of the day, but may have as much value because of this as the more careful accounts which will be the aftermath of the present excitement.

Thanks to Kathy Finnegan, a parent and impeccable education researcher, our country has this excellent study/critique of President Clinton’s Goals 2000, the follow-up agenda to President Bush’s America 2000 which called for a transformation of America’s schools from academics to the Soviet polytech school-to-work system in which  students will have no choice of occupation or upward mobility, but  will serve as human resources to be exploited by the global elite.

"Greatest Subversive Plot in American History:" The American Flag Committee's "Report to the American People on UNESCO", Extension of Remarks by Hon. John T. Wood, Idaho The Congressional Record, October 18, 1951.

This is an amazing book showing the collaboration of American corporate involvement inside the USSR... The Handbook of the Soviet Union is the successor of the "Economic Handbook of the Soviet Union," published by the American -Russian Chamber of Commerce in 1931, and seeks to present in a concise form, facts and statistics concerning the development of some of the more important phases of the national economy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics .

Interestingly similar to our situation in 2008... As we approach the Presidential election of November, 1936, it is well for us to take stock of our present situation and to begin to make up our minds whether we want to continue along our present course-or change it. Never in the history of our country has it been so necessary for every citizen to exercise intelligently the rights of citizenship. Our country is faced with a crisis more serious than any mere "depression". It is faced by a question more basic than unemployment or low prices or heavy debts. When you and I go to the polls in November, 1936, we shall be voting, not for any one man, not for any one party, not for any one remedy or group of remedies, but for the continuance or discontinuance of the freedom we have enjoyed under what for want of a better name we call the American scheme of life.

The Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks) has traversed a long and glorious road, leading from the first tiny Marxist circles and groups that appeared in Russia in the eighties of the past century to the great Party of the Bolsheviks, which now directs the first Socialist State of Workers and Peasants in the world . The C.P.S.U.(B.) grew up on the basis of the working-class movement in pre-revolutionary Russia ; it sprang from the Marxist circles and groups which had established connection with the working-class movement and imparted to it a Socialist consciousness . The C.P.S.U.(B.) has always been guided by the revolutionary teachings of Marxism- Leninism. In the new conditions of the era of imperialism, imperialist wars and proletarian revolutions, its leaders further developed the teachings of Marx and Engels and raised them to a new level. The C.P.S.U.(B.) grew and gained strength in a fight over fundamental principles waged against the petty-bourgeois parties within the working-class movement-the Socialist -Revolutionaries (and earlier still, against their predecessors, the Narodniks), the Mensheviks, Anarchists and bourgeois nationalists of all shades-and, within the Party itself, against the Menshevik, opportunist trends-the Trotskyites, Bukharinites, nationalist deviators and other anti-Leninist groups .

THE huge Festhalle in Frankfort-on-Main is filled with a noisy crowd of 20,000. Grimy laborers, politically-confident students, Teutonic Babbitts with protruding beer-bellies and egg-like heads, excited women, still more excited girls, old men who have lived in better days, ex-soldiers who survived the mud and stench of the front, youngsters not yet out of their teens,-all are caught in a tremendous wave of enthusiasm. Stunned by the years of economic misery since the war, these people suddenly discover a political Moses to lead them out of the black wilderness. Germany is to be saved! Deutschland erwache! Triumph of the Aryan race! Down with the Jews! A united front once more against the French swine! Heil Hitler!

Lenin's words to his readers... It is very painful, in these days of liberty, to read these cramped passages of the pamphlet, crushed, as they seem, in an iron vise, distorted on account of the censor. Of how imperialism is the eve of the socialist revolution ; of how social-chauvinism (socialism in words, chauvinism in deeds) is the utter betrayal of socialism, complete desertion to the side of the bourgeoisie ; of how the split in the labour movement is bound up with the objective conditions of imperialism, etc ., I had to speak in a "slavish" tongue, and I must refer the reader who is interested in the question to the volume, which is soon to appear, in which. are reproduced the articles I wrote abroad in the years 1914-17. Special attention must be drawn, however, to a passage on pages 119-202 In order to show, in a guise acceptable to the censors, how shamefully the capitalists and the social-chauvinist deserters (whom Kautsky opposes with so much inconsistency) lie on the question of annexations; in order to show with what cynicism they screen the annexations of their capitalists, I was forced to quote as an example-Japan! The careful reader will easily substitute Russia for Japan, and Finland, Poland, Courland, the Ukraine, Khiva, Bokhara, Estonia or other regions peopled by non-Great Russians, for Korea.

Mr. Koch, the subcommittee is sitting this morning for the purpose of giving you an opportunity to be heard with reference to charges or complaints, that have been . made to the Special Committee Investigating Un-American and Subversive Activities, that you are a member of or have been associated with organizations or groups which have been denominated as being subversive organizations, both by the special committee and by the Attorney General of the United States. This is an executive hearing. You will be given the fullest opportunity to be heard on any of the complaints that have been presented.

AN EXPOSE OF RUSSIA'S SECRET POLICIES BY THE FORMER CHIEF OF THE SOVIET INTELLIGENCE IN WESTERN EUROPE.

"An intensely interesting and most revealing account of the monetary history of this country since President Roosevelt took office ." -PROFESSOR WALTER E. SPAHR Secretary of Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy "The liveliest and in some respects the most interesting book that has yet appeared on the first year of the New Deal." THOMAS F. WOODLOCK, in the Wall Street Journal "Mr. Warburg has rendered an invaluable service in preparing this volume and has presented his material in an unusually vigorous and effective manner." PROFESSOR ERNEST MINOR PATTERSON President of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Before 1914 we knew nothing of the real Germany...today we are still ignorant of the great personalities of Germany. Among these, Maximilian Harden stands out a fearless brain giant. Of course, I do not always agree with him, but this man of mystery who in the Germany of 1916 dared to defend President Wilson, who more than once defied the Kaiser, who was the intimate friend of the great Bismarck, has played a great role not only in the political life of Europe but in the intellectual development of the German people.

ITELL my own story because I believe that only in this way can I discharge the moral obligation which a kindly Fate imposed upon me in helping me to escape from the Soviet Terror-the duty to speak for those whose voices cannot be heard. In silence they are sent away as convicts to the concentration camps; in silence they suffer torture and go to meet their death from Soviet bullets. Nothing is invented in this book and I stand back of every statement I have made . In a few instancesto protect others-I have been compelled to conceal the identity of certain people, but I have indicated that fact in each specific case. All those whom I describe are real persons and everything is true to the minutest detail. This is a narrative of what befell a Russian scientist under the Soviet regime. More than that, it is the story of many, if not most, people of education in the U.S.S.R. today.

OF "the greatest criminal case in all human history," probably ten million words have been written and ten thousand photographs published throughout the civilized world. In this case, three figures stand out above all others . They are : Colonel Charles A . Lindbergh, Dr. John F. (Jafsie) Condon, and Bruno Richard Hauptmann. The first will probably never tell his story, the third cannot tell his, while as to the second-for almost four years he steadfastly refused to do so, except for his trial testimony, even in the face of misrepresentation, vituperation, and vile slander. Why did Jafsie refuse to reveal the inner motive that impelled him to enter the case and refuse to answer his slanderers directly? Only those who have had the privilege of knowing this remarkable man personally, have been in a position to understand. His following words show one of the strong influences that guided him : "My one desire, my only thought from the first has been to place that baby's arms again around its mother's neck."

THE aim of this book is to describe the life and work of the two men whose personalities, in the author's opinion, most forcibly embody the spirit of the present age . The ideas preached by Lenin and Gandhi, their words and actions, will perhaps afford future generations clearer evidence than anything else of the motives of our time, of what spheres it accomplished permanent work in, and of how far it fell short of our hopes. Later ages will measure the significance of our epoch by the standard of the work of Lenin and Gandhi, and the inadequacy of these two men will show the tragic deficiencies of our age, which set itself the task of attaining the unattainable, the concrete realization of age-old Utopias . Both of them, Lenin as well as Gandhi, in different ways undertook the heroic and at the same time adventurous experiment of putting into practice the long cherished dreams of humanity. They were both rooted deeply in their own nations ; and their reforms and their methods were entirely the result of the destinies of their countries, of the limitations of Russian and Indian conditions, and that at a moment when both nations had arrived at a turning point in their national development. But the political enterprise of both the Russian and the Hindu goes far beyond the narrow boundaries of the national and the temporary. Russia and India were merely to be the subjects of a great and universally valid experiment whose success was to give an example to the world and to spread the new doctrines of the two reformers over the whole earth . Lenin and Gandhi were upheld by the emotion of an ecstatic faith, the faith that their country, was called to redeem ' humanity.

THE chief thing to be gained by visiting Soviet Russia is a feeling of the characters of the Bolsheviks . To a simple man that makes Bolshevism intelligible . Instead of writing another dissertation about it, therefore, I decided to compose the portrait of one of these characters. I chose Trotsky * because he seems to me the most universally gifted man in the world to-day. There is no one more wholesomely alive, more interested in all the interests of mankind . If we can understand how Trotsky became a Bolshevik, we shall have some human understanding of what Bolshevism is. For that reason my book is not a record of his achievements, but the story of his youth . I hope to write about those achievements also, but that is a different book. 0nly remember, while you read, that in 1905, at the age of twenty-six, this Jewish boy, standing at the head of the Petrograd Soviet of Worker's Deputies, spoke with an authority in Russia not inferior to that of the czar. * His natal name was Bronstein.

ONCE every year the American Newspaper Publishers Association, the House of Lords of our press, meets in secret. No one cares to spy on it, no newspapermen are present, no photographers interrupt, no representatives of a yellow journal harass or intimidate the members . It would be useless. If a reporter found out what plans are discussed, what plots are made, what schemes proposed, no newspaper would publish the disclosures, sensational as they might be . Nothing is sacred to the American press but itself. And yet these secret meetings of our organized publishers rank among the most important actions against the general welfare of the American people ever taken (legally) by any small national group in our time . But since the press publishes the news, true or false or half-way, about everything in the world except itself, the American public knows nothing about what the rulers of public opinion annually decide for it .

"This book is intended to explain, with documentary evidence, the main principles and ideas for which Mahatma Gandhi has stood in the course of his eventful career. On account of the mass of the material available, it has been necessary to choose at my own discretion from the speeches and writings which he himself has addressed to the public. I have carefully avoided, in the work of selecting, consulting beforehand the opinions of other writers about him, because I feel it best to give entire the one single personal impression that has become clear to my own mind from long and intimate personal experience.

IN THIS BOOK, which forms the third volume of the series, I have tried to fulfil the promise which I gave in Mahatma Gandhi: His Own Story, by relating in his own words the epic struggle in the Transvaal to set right the wrongs which had been done to the Indian Community. There he first proved to the world the practical success of his own original method, called Satyagraha, or Truth Force, whereby the evils of the world may be righted without recourse to the false arbitrament of war. I have also added chapters which complete the picture of his dietetic and fasting experiments, together with certain personal idiosyncrasies that go to make up his complex character. The material for this story is taken from his two books Satyagraha in South Africa and My Experiments with Truth. A chapter has also been added from Hind Swaraj.

Boston University’s Prof. Kevin Ryan 1988 testimony before Maine Assoc. of Christian Schools regarding Ryan’s role in teacher training in Portugal. Testimony includes proof of World Bank involvement in international teacher training and in its involvement in installation, through carrot and stick methods, of a “modern” school system in all nations. Excerpt follows: “The country was very interested in this. They also wanted to be part of the European economic community . But,unfortunately, Portugal was a poor country, and the World Banksaid to them, you will not be admitted into the European economic community until you get in place a modern school system.’ . And they have come through with a good deal of financial support for that. An important part of that is the development of a teacher training infrastructure.”

1933... Mr. Harry Hussey, author of this volume, has lived in China and Japan for the past twenty years and travelled extensively in the Far East. He has a wide acquaintance among the contemporary Chinese and Japanese leaders in politics, diplomacy, business, industry and other fields of activity. Years of contact, observation and study have enabled him to appraise men and events in the present Sino-Japanese conflict in their full significance. As Counsellor to the Chinese Assessor, he accompanied the Commission of Enquiry of the League of Nations on its recent tour of investigation in Manchuria. The things which he tells with striking simplicity in the following pages cannot, in my opinion, fail to be of keen interest to all who desire to understand the Far Eastern situation, which is at once serious and portentous.