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Wanted everywhere
From Federal Union News 30, 13 April 1940 Last week on this page we expressed a firm opinion that Federal Union could, as a backing to the Allied Propaganda, […]
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The Solemn Declaration
By Charles Kimber The declaration of the Supreme War Cabinet published this week has been called “the solemn declaration” and is hailed as a great achievement. It consists of three […]
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Peace aims – February 1940
Professor John Ryle was an Independent Progressive candidate in the Cambridge University by-election in the spring of 1940, and a declared supporter of Federal Union. We reprint below the salient […]
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India and “Federal Union”
By Dr Eddy Asirvatham (University of Madras) I. THE FAILURE OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS When the World War of 1914-18 was being fought, there were many who sincerely believed […]
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Membership leaflet 1939
Federal Union membership leaflet published in late 1939 membershipleaflet
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The rights of man
Leaflet published by the Merseyside Federal Union Society, 1939 (read it in the original format here rightsofman) THE RIGHTS OF MAN ….. THIS is what we are at war to […]
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Federal Union aims – 1939
From Federal Union News, number 5, 21/10/39 The London Council Meeting A meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday, October 4th, and the following short Statement of Aims was […]
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Does nationalism make sense?
from “The Case for Federal Union”, by W B Curry (published in 1939) When the adjustment [in reaction to technological development] takes place across national frontiers, vested interests are […]
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Federal Union and The League of Nations
By Richard Law MP Most people learn by experience, but not everyone learns the right lesson. In 1919 we thought that we were going to promote freedom in Europe, banish […]
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from “Why war?”
by C E M Joad “My case is that war is not something that is inevitable, but is the result of certain man-made circumstances; that man can abolish […]