Harold J. Laski: “But, in the interest of national unity, it was regarded as essential…”

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But, in the interest of national unity, it was regarded as essential to represent Germany as the sole conspirator against European peace.

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Harold J. Laski

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This statement reflects Laski's view on the political motivations behind the portrayal of Germany after World War I.

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