The Struggle for the World

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Unless global Communism first prevails, only a Democratic world order, led by the United States and backed by the atomic bomb, can be the prelude to a world federation; a federation which is essential to prevent mass, total, world war. Front Cover ......Page 1 Binding Strip ......Page 2 Dustwrapper ......Page 3 Half-title ......Page 4 By the same Author ......Page 5 Title Page ......Page 6 Printer's imprint ......Page 7 Contents ......Page 8 Half-title (2) ......Page 10 1-1. The Immaturity of the United States ......Page 12 1-2. Is it really One World? ......Page 25 1-3. The Political Consequences of the Atomic Bomb ......Page 37 1-4. World Government or World Empire? ......Page 52 1-5. The Nature of Communism ......Page 66 1-6. From Internationalism to Multi-National Bolshevism ......Page 85 1-7. The Goal of Soviet Policy ......Page 100 1-8. The Weakness and Strength of the Soviet Union ......Page 124 1-9. Is a Communist World Empire desirable? ......Page 132 1-10. The Main Line of World Politics ......Page 140 [2-1.] The Renunciation of Power ......Page 146 3-1. Political Aims and Social Facts ......Page 154 3-2. The Break with the Past ......Page 160 3-3. The Supreme Object of United States Policy: Defensive ......Page 171 3-4. The Supreme Object of United States Policy: Offensive ......Page 190 3-5. The Internal Implementation of Foreign Policy ......Page 209 3-6. World Empire and the Balance of Power ......Page 220 3-7. Is War Inevitable? ......Page 231 4-1. The Policy of Vacillation ......Page 240 4-2. The Outcome ......Page 251 Rear Cover ......Page 258