Word: berlins
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...should like to reply to that most excellent editorial on the "innocuous bit of rhetoric" written by the students of Berlin University...
...editor asks: "Has the University of Berlin heard no word of the Disarmament Conference?" We would ask the editor if he has ever heard of the conference at the Hague, which could hardly be said to have made an end of war. We would ask the editor what kind of a peace he expects of this proposed farce to be enacted at Washington. To be sure our President has told us they shall try to make war impossible. But he would have us remember that wars are bound to continue. Mr. Harding would like to have peace...
...students of Berlin University wrote to the Liberal Club in a spirit of genuine sincerity. They spoke as the youth of one country to that of another, realizing that now is the time for concerted action if we are ever to prevent another wholesale slaughter of the world's young men. They are aware that pink teas for antiquated diplomats and admirals can be of no avail...
After reading the communication from the President of the Harvard Liberal Club concerning the Liberal Club of the University of Berlin, I am reminded of the following, which may be of interest to the readers of the Crimson...
...Students of Berlin University would be very glad indeed to know that Harvard students are willing to get in touch with them. For the first time since the war, internationally thinking students of America and Germany meet again. The insanity of war has separated people. They forget the common cord that binds them together as men; they established barriers of hate. A sea of blood drowned out every feeling of humanity, and, sacrificed for idle phantoms, millions of men went to their graves...