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Europe, in a new tremor of sudden recognition, begins to realize that she might be alone. What the European neutralist has noisily dreamed about since 1946 seems to be coming true; the “Ami” seems to have gone home.

This, at the moment, is the trembling apprehension in the rarified circles where (in this old world still without an effective public opinion) foreign policy is being determined – in the Chancellories, the Foreign Offices and all the other monopolistic clubs of political professionalism.

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Europe, in a new tremor of sudden recognition, begins to realize that she might be alone. What the European neutralist has noisily dreamed about since 1946 seems to be coming true; the “Ami” seems to have gone home.

This, at the moment, is the trembling apprehension in the rarified circles where (in this old world still without an effective public opinion) foreign policy is being determined – in the Chancellories, the Foreign Offices and all the other monopolistic clubs of political professionalism.