Flight-Sergeant P. A. CHRISTOPHERS: 1. I should like to see the end of hostilities this coming year and beginnings made-by the Allies to lay foundations for a more practical and less idealistic peace than after the last war. 2. I expect Germany will crack up, but not Japan. In Europe and elsewhere fighting will possibly break out as in Greece at present. The first signs of a post-war trade boom might be evident in those countries where industry is capable of taking advantage of the circumstances,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 9
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86Flight-Sergeant P. A. CHRISTOPHERS: 1. I should like to see the end of hostilities this coming year and beginnings made-by the Allies to lay foundations for a more practical and less idealistic peace than after the last war. 2. I expect Germany will crack up, but not Japan. In Europe and elsewhere fighting will possibly break out as in Greece at present. The first signs of a post-war trade boom might be evident in those countries where industry is capable of taking advantage of the circumstances New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 9
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