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Halperin also notes another contribution of Milner:
"He played an important part in the drafting of the famous Balfour Declaration
in December of 1917. It is a fact, that, with [Arthur] Balfour, he was its coauthor.
As far back, as 1915, Milner had realized the need for a Jewish
National Home, and had never ceased to be warmly in favor of its creation.
Milner, like Lloyd George, Amery, and many others, saw that the Jewish
National Home could also contribute to the security of the Empire in the Near
East."
The Milner Round Table later became the Royal Institute
of International Affairs / Council on Foreign Relations
combine which exercises unopposed control for the
World Order over foreign and monetary policy in both the
United States and Great Britain. Milner trained a group of
ambitious young men who became known as his
"Kindergarten". It included:
John Buchan, future Gov. General of Canada
Geoffrey Dawson, later editor of the Times, and prominent supporter of
[German] "appeasement" with the "Cliveden Set" (led by Lord Astor, who
owned the Times)
Philip Kerr, 11th Marquess, Lord Lothian, the youngest member of the
Kindergarten. He served as private secretary to Lloyd George from 1916-20,
and was given credit as largely responsible for the German provisions of the
Treaty of Versailles. His Who's Who goes on to say that he played an
important part in dealing with India, all dominions, and the United States. He
was Ambassador to the United States 1935-40, and was a close friend of
Waldorf and Lady Astor
George Jeachim Goschen, a Liberal who was hailed as the greatest
Chancellor of the Exchequer, head of the Cunliffe Goschen banking house
with Lord Cunliffe, Governor of the Bank of England. Goschen was also
chancellor of Oxford and the University of Edinburgh; his brother, Baron Sir
Edward Goschen was Ambassador to Berlin when Bethmann-Hollweg told
him that the Belgian Treaty was a mere "scrap of paper"
Leopold S. Amery, who had two sons, Leopold, who was executed as a
traitor in 1945, and Julian, who married Prime Minister Harold MacMillan's
daughter, and served as leftwing correspondent on the Spanish Front 1938-