Charles Spicer

Intriguing account of various efforts by groups in the UK to smooth Anglo-German relations during the 1930s. What is interesting about this account is that the author makes some serious efforts to analyze the changes in attitude of some of the players involved. Rather than being straight dupes, as was often stated by the "Guilty Men" theory, the author seems to think they were a lot more honest and clear-thinking than they were given credit for.