The phrase "all second world" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to countries that were part of the former Eastern Bloc or developing nations, but the expression lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the discussion about global economics, we must consider the challenges faced by all second world nations."
Alternatives: "all developing countries" or "all former Eastern Bloc nations".
After all, second world war veterans (and first world war survivors, too, for that matter) were not at all rare in the early 1970s.
More than a century later, in 1939, lyricist Eric Maschwitz was similarly inspired to write one of the most famous of all second world war songs, A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square.
Last June he co-founded the Article 9 Association, a group of Japanese intellectuals, all second world war survivors, lobbying to safeguard from revisionist pressures the constitution that renounced war.
I like the idea (from Daunt's shops) of sorting books into countries: it means that all German novelists, poets and philosophers, all biographies of Nietzsche or Dietrich, all Second World War books and all works of furtive porn or naked flesh published by Taschen (however did they get here?) end up crowded higgledy-piggledy in the same section.
Andrei Tarkovsky's stark, pristine 1962 debut, bringing Soviet-Wehrmacht to juddering life through the eyes and sense memories of a 12-year-old boy, remains one of the most startling and least sentimental of all second world war odysseys on screen.
"The idea that we live in somehow different worlds calms us all: First World, Second World, Third World.
"This of course means a continuous naval shipbuilding industry for decades into the future which all first world countries should aspire to".
The UN estimates that for just half the cost of Kyoto we could give all third world inhabitants access to the basics like health, education and sanitation.
Among other positions, he advocated forgiveness of all third world debt, which he said would decrease poverty and despair and thus act as a natural curb on population growth.
Most famously of all, first world war veteran Rin Tin Tin, a german shepherd, starred in a series of movies throughout the 1920s and spawned a dynasty - across film, TV and radio.
"Megatrends don't go away," says Toral. "All First World countries will require more medical care.
