| | :::::Toynbee was the Director of the [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]] and [[Chatham House]], the editor of [[Survey of International Affairs]], and other works. Toynbee lays out all the reasons of what, how, and why the United Nations came into existence. His works have all the arguments that were made to every nation, language, and culture, as to ''why'' they should participate in the international organization of the United Nations. It is the central theme of his life work, really beginning even ''before'' WWII when the League Treaty was still in effect. | | :::::Toynbee was the Director of the [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]] and [[Chatham House]], the editor of [[Survey of International Affairs]], and other works. Toynbee lays out all the reasons of what, how, and why the United Nations came into existence. His works have all the arguments that were made to every nation, language, and culture, as to ''why'' they should participate in the international organization of the United Nations. It is the central theme of his life work, really beginning even ''before'' WWII when the League Treaty was still in effect. |
| − | :::::Toynbee began his ''Study of History'' in 1927 and completed it in 1963. He's not only an eyewitness of all the events, beginning with in his own words, when "1914 seized my generation by the throat," down through the failed League, Spanish Civil War, Appeasement, Chamberlain, Hitler, the Commintern, Japan, Churchill, the Atlantic Charter, Stalin, etc. etc. etc., with all the historical background material relating to six surving of 23 civilizations (in his accounting, however he allows for other variations) that have appeared on planet earth since dawn of history. | + | :::::Toynbee began his ''Study of History'' in 1927 and completed it in 1963. He's not only an eyewitness of all the events, beginning with in his own words, when "1914 seized my generation by the throat," down through the failed League, Spanish Civil War, Appeasement, Chamberlain, Hitler, the Commintern, Japan, Churchill, the Atlantic Charter, Stalin, etc. etc. etc., with all the historical background material relating to six surviving, of 23 civilizations (in his accounting, however he allows for other variations) that have appeared on planet earth since the dawn of history. |
| − | :::::Toynbee made all the arguments to all founding signatories of the United Ntions Charter. Familiarize yourself with some of the background material, then we can discuss the the stuff from your 101 text book from a US government funded college campus you wish to insert. [[User:RobS|Rob Smith]] 11:51, 29 August 2007 (EDT) | + | :::::Toynbee made all the arguments to all founding signatories of the United Nations Charter. Familiarize yourself with some of the background material, then we can discuss the the stuff from your 101 text book from a US government funded college campus you wish to insert. [[User:RobS|Rob Smith]] 11:51, 29 August 2007 (EDT) |