'We Live in Two Worlds' (1937) : a tale of two cities

Transcript

Priestly: The first world is the one we're always reading about in newspapers. The world of separate states and nations, frontiers and passports and customs houses and armies. The limiting and quarrelsome national world.

Now for the second world that we don't hear so much about, it's the growing international world of universal trade, transport and communications. It goes on developing itself circling the whole globe in spite of all political disagreements, all national differences.