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  • of Germany under Baldwin and Chamberlain, It was the doctrine that brought the . closest collaboration of British, French, and American monopo­ lists with their German counterparts. And it was the doctrine of Churchill's ·Fulton, Mo., speech, which
  • was becoming can easily be under­ stood by Amerio ns , who have the same democratic and capitalistic ideas. The Chamberlains and Daladiers were traders and negotiators , who like business men, had ocnfid ence in ma.kin good deals, which would be settled