Title Letters to Australia the radio broadcasts (1942-72). The 1940s. Volume 1

Published Sydney : Sydney University Press, 2014

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Description 1 online resource (327 p.) Series Letters to Australia Ser Letters to Australia Ser Contents Intro -- Letters to Australia -- Letters to Australia -- The 1940s, Volume 1 -- Contents -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- Dedication -- 1 -- The Needs of the Hour: Wartime Broadcasts -- Editors' Note -- The Common Cause -- American Democracy's New Deal -- Fighting Faith No. 1: Faith in Our Cause -- Fighting Faith No. 2: Need We Be Confused? -- Fighting Faith No. 3: The Fascist Challenge -- Fighting Faith No. 4: Democracy's Answer -- A Government of Laws and Not of Men -- America at Our Side -- China at our Side -- A Heritage that Lives -- Constitution and Liberty in Soviet Russia Appeasement's Defeat -- These Peoples Will Prevail -- 2 -- The Birth of the United Nations -- The San Francisco Charter -- San Francisco Charter-Disarmament -- The American Senate and the New World Charter -- UNO and Veto -- The Soviet-Persian Issue in the Security Council -- Light and Shade at UNO -- World Planning in Reverse-Any Progress to World Security? -- 3 -- Political Aftermath of War, and Reconstruction -- Two State Trials of Today -- Cavalcade of Conferences-Atlantic Charter to Potsdam -- Theories for Defeat -- Blocs and Cordons Sanitaires and the Failure of London Out of War, or Into One? -- Truman's 12 Points -- Cards on the Table-Face Upwards -- Nationalism and Liberation -- Foreign Secretaries to Meet in Moscow -- International Stocktaking 1945 -- Foreign Secretaries in Moscow-Agreements on Procedures for Peace -- Moscow and After-the Outlook for 1946 -- Four-Power Plan for Japanese Disarmament -- Peace Conference: Plus ça change . . . -- Open Diplomacy at the Paris Conference -- Soviets Demand Revision of Turkish Straits Treaty -- This Reparations Business -- Evatt and Molotov Tussle over Terms of Peace -- Moscow Conference III Wraps Up -- 4 Economic Aftermath of War, and Reconstruction -- The Freedoms of the Air -- Anglo-Soviet Relations and the Black Sea Straits -- Lend-Lease and Markets -- Moves to Free Trade -- Food and Peace -- Lines of Credit and Lines of Policy -- Freedom of the Air -- The Economic Aftermath of War -- Wool Over Their Eyes -- American Aid and Ideologies of Trade -- The World Trade Charter -- Peace and Plenty -- By the Banks of the Danube (Conference on Navigation of the River) -- 5 -- Criminal Aftermath of War -- War Crimes and Diplomacy -- The Men of Belsen -- War Crimes Trial Opens in Nuremburg Japanese War Criminals on Trial -- 6 -- Disarmament and the Control of Nuclear Weapons -- Disarmament Without Fears -- The Way of Man with the Atom -- 7 -- UK Relations with US, USSR, and the Commonwealth -- The Prime Ministers' Conference and British-American Relations -- When Is an Ally Not an Ally?-The Future of the Anglo-Soviet Alliance -- From American Aid Towards World Depression -- Attlee's Dream -- The Need for Reform in UK-Commonwealth Relations -- American Bread upon the Waters-Complexities of Marshall Plan -- The British Commonwealth and European Union -- 8 Summary Letters to Australia is a collection of Julius Stone's radio talks, originally broadcast by the ABC between 1942 and 1972 Notes Description based upon print version of record The Evolution of the Cold War Subject ABC Radio (Australia) SUBJECT ABC Radio (Australia) fast Subject World politics -- 20th century. Sociological jurisprudence. Social justice. International law. Radio programs -- Australia International law Radio programs Social conditions Social justice Sociological jurisprudence World politics SUBJECT Australia -- Social conditions -- 20th century Subject Australia Form Electronic book ISBN 9781743323939 174332393X 9781743327043 1743327048

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