WINSTON CHURCHILL OF

The transcript discusses the Prime Minister's diplomatic talks with Hitler, Churchill's recruiting appeal, and the growing public support for compulsory national service. It highlights the military weakness of the country, the increasing probability of conscription, and the civic duty of joining the army. The government is considering conscription due to the European situation.

What is expected to facilitate the Prime Minister's discussions with the British government?

• A successful military campaign

• Support from the opposition

• A new economic policy

• His recent talks with Herr Hitler

What does Winston Churchill's speech at the Mansion House include?

• A new economic plan

• A critique of the government

• A prophecy that soon comes true

• A call for peace

What is growing in favor among the public according to the transcript?

• A new tax policy

• Compulsory national service

• A reduction in military spending

• A peace treaty

What duty are those joining the Territorial Army fulfilling?

• The highest duty of citizenship

• A family tradition

• A financial obligation

• A personal ambition

Why has the government decided to revisit the topic of conscription?

• In view of the European situation

• Following a royal decree

• Because of public protests

• Due to economic challenges