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5. The History Teacher as Propagandist

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Abstract

During the post war years the League of Nations Union Movement in Britain worked through the schools and converted pro-league sentiment into specific government policies. The history classroom was the focal point of the L.N.U.'s educational effort so that new generations would grow up ready to support enlightened foreign policies and the work of the League. (Author/SM)

Published
1972

20. British Liberals at War: Michael G. Fry, Lloyd George and Foreign Policy, Volume1, Albert Marrin, Sir Norman Angell, A.J.A. Morris, C.P. Trevelyan, 1870-1958: Portrait of a Radical, and Keith Robbins, the Abolition of War. . .

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Subjects
WORLD War I, PEACE movements, POLICY sciences, BIBLIOGRAPHY
Abstract

Discusses books on peace research to understand the behavior of British liberals and the development of peace movements in Great Britain during World War One. Declaration of war against Germany; Effect of public opinion on policy-making; Process of intellectual development.

Published
1981
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21. Reviews of Books: Modern Europe.

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Subjects
*INTERNATIONAL relations, BRITISH foreign relations
Abstract

Reviews the book, `Britain and Italy, 1943-1949: The Decline of British Influence,' by Moshe Gat.

Published
1997

25. Too Serious a Business (Book Review).

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Subjects
WORLD War II, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Too Serious a business: European Armed Forces and the Approach to the Second World War,' by Donald Cameron Watt.

Published
1976
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26. Edward Grey.

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Subjects
Grey, Edward, 1949-
Abstract

British politician. As British foreign secretary for more than a decade, Grey set the course of British policy before and during the early years of World War I.

Published
2023

27. Arthur Balfour.

Author

Birn, Donald S.

Subjects
Balfour, Arthur James Balfour, Earl of, 1848-1930
Abstract

Prime minister of the United Kingdom (1902-1905). As prime minister, and in many other high government offices, Balfour not only provided leadership to his country but also made noteworthy contributions to world peace and diplomacy. He sponsored the idea of a League of Nations and sponsored the Balfour Declaration, which, by endorsing Palestine as a national home for the Jewish people, sought Jewish support for the Allied cause during World War I.

Published
2023

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