Collection search - William Lyon Mackenzie King. Peace Conference Talks

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, RADIO: OTTAWA

1989-0169

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1937

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Talk by Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King about the national peace conference. He discusses: efforts by Canada and the United States to bring about peace; the importance of international economic cooperation; the need to work for an enduring peace; the threat to civilization in this stormy and transitional period; the importance of cooperation and conciliation in every possible field; the need to counteract the tendency to use force and complusion; the role of the British Commonwealth of Nations, Canada and the United States; his view that peace can be achieved if there are common standards of international policy and social ideals; the desire for all nations to share in economic prosperity; Canada's efforts to contribute to international commerce and restablish its own national commerce; international trade and the importance of peace and friendship between nations. <6mn 10s>

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