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In the light of the recent enactment of the Emergency Powers (Defense) Bill into law, the question of how Great Britain has dealt with national crises in the past is both timely and significant. The crises which will be touched upon here are (1) the World War, 1914–18; (2) the coal strikes of 1921; (3) the general strike of 1926; and (4) the new war of 1939. All of these situations led Parliament to give virtually unlimited powers to the crown for purposes of defense of the realm.

The years between ten and eighteen constitute a formative period in the lives of all. The mind is then plastic, and it is important to see that the wax gets the right impression. There have been, in the past, numerous youth movements which in some degree have attempted to pour youth into a national mould, but never before have there been official movements embracing the whole youth of a nation as now exist in Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union.The Hitler-Jugend was founded in 1926, when Hitler assigned Kurt Gruber the task of organizing a party youth movement. The first five years of spade work exceeded in results even the expectations of the most optimistic.

Sends money for E. R. Rust to return home. ; Transcription by Raymond Bouchard. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

". for the Atomic Energy Commission under U.S. government contract No. W7405 eng 26."--Cover. ; "Date of issue: June 25, 1962 ; Report Number: K-1526 ; Subject category: Physics ; (TID-4500 17th Ed.)." ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 37). ; Mode of access: Internet.