The United nations today & tomorrow
Subtitle: addresses given at the Canadian institute on public affairs, August 21 to 28, 1943
By: edited by Violet Anderson, B.A.
Contributors: Anderson, Violet Louise, 1906-; Young Men's Christian Associations. Canada. National Council
Publisher: The Ryerson press
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 166
Subjects: United Nations; Reconstruction (1939-1951)
Notes: "Published under the auspices of the National council of the Young men's Christian associations of Canada."
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by M.W. Wallace.-  pt. 1. Long range tasks of the United nations: After the war-full employment, by A.H. Hansen.  The promise of the Atlantic charter and the outlook for its fulfilment, by Paul Martin.  A plan for world organization, by C.M. Eichelberger.-  pt. II. Some regions considered: The fate of the Far East, by Sir George Sansom.  India and self-government, by Graham Spry.  The Near East: Yesterday and today, by W.R. Taylor.  France and the fourth republic, by Commandant Gabriel Bonneau.-  pt. III. International relations in the postwar world: Russia as an ally in the postwar world, by Harriet L. Moore.  Is appeasement dead?  By Lionel Gelber.  Anglo-American relations and Canadian policy, by Brooke Claxton.  Colonial and ethnic problems in the postwar world, by B.K. Sandwell.