Letter from the Continent: How Europe Sees Foreign Aid

Letter from the Continent E. v.§ KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN How Europe Sees Foreign Aid

Now that the United States has asked prospering European nations to con- tribute material and financial aid to the underdeveloped countries, with a favorable echo from responsible statesmen on the Continent, a certain amount of soul-searching is in prog- ress here. People are asking them- selves why they ought to contribute to the weal of faraway peoples. Fiscal generosity is a virtue certainly not specifically European. Many Euro- pean nations, moreover, believe their _

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Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn

Letter from the Continent E. v.§ KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN How Europe Sees Foreign Aid

Now that the United States has asked prospering European nations to con- tribute material and financial aid to the underdeveloped countries, with a favorable echo from responsible statesmen on the Continent, a certain amount of soul-searching is in prog- ress here. People are asking them- selves why they ought to contribute to the weal of faraway peoples. Fiscal generosity is a virtue certainly not specifically European. Many Euro- pean nations, moreover, believe their _