In countries with diverse races speaking different languages, language barriers can really prevent bonding and affect the country’s development as they make it difficult for people from different races to understand and cooperate with each other.

One strategy that multi-racial countries can apply to overcome this problem is to introduce bilingualism. Citizens of the country should be required to learn their mother tongue and one certain language, such as English. This way the common…

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The United States Enters the Second World War, and Victory Becomes Inevitable

 

The news of the Japanese attack on the American naval base of Pearl Harbour first reached Britain in the shape of an insignificant news item to the effect that Japanese aircraft had attacked some American shipping, which was heard at the end of the nine o’clock news on the evening of Sunday, 7 December, 1941.

Mr Winston Churchill, listening at Chequers and alone with two American diplomats,…

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Hitler Never Again the Master of Events

 

During the Thirties, Hitler’s Germany, by trickery and by force without war, had recovered the Rhineland, the eastern Baltic cities, had effected the union with Austria, expressly forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, and had absorbed Czechoslovakia.

In the first stages of the Second World War, Hitler was to win yet more astounding triumphs. After the…

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A Great Stride Towards the Second World War

 

At noon on Monday, 30 January, 1933, Goering, Goebbels and other Nazi chiefs are leaning out of a window of a room in the Kaiserhof Hotel in Berlin watching the Chancellery building where Hitler had gone to see President Hindenburg for the third time in a few days. The President was trying to form a government with a majority in the Reichstag and he needed the support of the Nazis who were, though they had just lost two million…

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