An End to Appeasement
By M. R. Masani (Freedom First, No. 91, December 1970)
Summary
An End to Appeasement is an article by M. R. Masani, reproduced from Freedom First (No. 91, December 1970) — the liberal monthly he founded and edited. In it Masani presses the case against what he saw as India’s habit of appeasement in foreign and security policy, an argument consistent with his lifelong anti-communism and his insistence that a free society must be clear-eyed about the threats to it.
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Key points
- An M. R. Masani article reproduced from Freedom First No. 91 (December 1970).
- Argues against appeasement in India’s foreign and security policy.
- Consistent with Masani’s lifelong anti-communism and liberal defence of a free society.
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