The Archive · 1940

Mr. Churchill's Speech

Mr Winston, Chitrehil'sspecchen appear lerprove och time fe manuel ano, and ho tee fork mode io the United States: that og an orator he: war worth at Taal n couple of divi-Sons to Great Britains itn alinnly Jute. That accounts for the great hatred in which he held by the Gernians, for not only is he a rear speaker, Wut a fearless one witha, The Srcceh atthe Pree Tre Hal at alancheater fon Saturday is no exception, and not only does he flay: the Germans for their horrible treatment lof the Czechs and Poles but he places the facts war fairly and squarely before th" people of [Great Britain, The Allies would have nothing Jdifferent from the treatment meted out to the ations which Germany has subjugated to expect in the unlikely ey: fand i is impe shall be theirs ie brutality and ruth Tessness to which conquered peoples are now being subjected by the Germans I fnilicted upon them. Mr. Churchill answered the question why Germany has, not ready bombed Allied cities and towns, There may incised be several, for it is apparent that is because of no false sense of decency that the Nazis have not sown death and d fin Britain and France. The most likely that they refrain irom doing so be (Continued on page 163, col. 4)

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