Word: lindbergh
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...wonder if, in his heart, Lindbergh hasn't changed his mind a little. The England that he knew-the England of Baldwin and Chamberlain-is not this England...
...Lindbergh assumes that the German soldiers are supermen with no nerves, and that therefore Britain can never invade the continent," Mowrer stated. "But the Germans are really a hysterical race, and as in the last war they would probably give up if their offensive were successfully stopped...
...Colonel Charles Augustus Lindbergh, who was as positive as Mr. Kennedy was evasive. With little to say about the Lend-Lease Bill outside of flatly opposing it, he had much to say about peace and isolation. He saw little danger of a successful invasion of the U. S., if the country were protected by 10,000 modern planes in service, with another 10,000 replacements and trainer planes in reserve. The Colonel believed that the Western Hemisphere could be economically independent. As for his sympathies: "I prefer to see neither side win. I prefer a negotiated peace...
...William R. Castle, Under Secretary of State under President Hoover, who agreed with Colonel Lindbergh that...
...accompaniment of clicking knitting needles, Leach attacked both Charles A. and Anne Lindbergh for their isolationist stand. "Lindbergh is Maginot-minded," he said. "He thinks of American defense only in terms of the Atlantic Ocean and 20,000,000 men of military...