Mr. Churchill closed his speech with reference to Herr Adolf Hitler's speech at Saarbrucken when the Reichsfuerher warned against Britons like himself.
He attacked the totalitarians' "theme which leaps upon us from the darkness—racial persecutions, religious intolerance, deprivation of free speech and the conception that the citizen is a soulless fraction of the States. To this has been added the cult of war," he declared, He then pointed out that a swift alignment of the English-speaking nations together with, those nations unsympathetic to the dictatorships "would almost between night and morning clear the path of progress."—United Press.
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