Edward VIII speaks of war and peace at review of Grenadier Guards

The transcript reflects on the heavy burden of love and its associated horrors. It draws parallels with historical struggles from 20 years ago, emphasizing humanity's cry for peace and assurance. The narrative suggests that peace offers opportunities for noble duties and services, comparable to those on bygone battlefields.

What historical context does the speaker refer to when discussing struggles?

In what way does the speaker connect service to noble actions?