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Confronting the Two-Front Menace,l, however, it is necessary to comment upon the context. It was the serious decline in Europe, combined with pacification in China, which underlay the differing emphases of the 1932 and 1933 Reviews. The Chiefs derived their foreign political perspective from the Foreign Office’s memorandum of May 1

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Book 1996cy redefined. It explores the inter-relationship between the different departments of state, and between individuals, in the formulation of policy at a time of crisis, and sheds light on the debate about appeasement.

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The Practical Politics of the Far East,problems, and the need to formulate a programme that would contain Germany, maximise public support and not threaten economic recovery. In these circumstances, it was hard to relinquish the tempting goal of diplomatic insurance in the Far East.

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