Darlanism and Britain.

According to the author, this paper has bent its energies to the successful prosecution of the war from the day this country took up the struggle against Nazism. Not for one day has it swerved from this cause. It convinced those who were skeptical of the imperialist leaders of what people called a war of the people. What happened in Algiers, Algeria was not the product of a military decision made by a soldier in the stress of battle. People are not impressed by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's assurances.