British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Sir Anthony Eden wartime speech from Washington

The transcript discusses the global conflict and the unity and strength gained through it. It highlights recent positive developments and acknowledges the challenges that lie ahead. Despite the difficulties, there is a strong belief in overcoming them to achieve final victory, emphasizing the role of the United Nations.

What is the speaker's perspective on the current global situation?

• The world is facing environmental issues.

• The world is experiencing economic growth.

• The world is at peace.

• The world is plunged into war.

What recent developments does the speaker mention?

• Technological advancements.

• Positive news from the battlefronts.

• Economic downturns.

• Environmental improvements.

What does the speaker say about the work that remains?

• It is mostly completed.

• It requires minimal effort.

• Much work remains to be done.

• It is irrelevant to the current situation.

How does the speaker view the upcoming challenges?

• They will disappear on their own.

• They are not worth addressing.

• They can be overcome.

• They are insurmountable.

What role does the speaker attribute to the United Nations?

• A passive observer.

• A key player in overcoming difficulties.

• An irrelevant entity.

• A financial supporter.