Gaulle, said France repudiated the monstrous ""new European order" which It was sought to impose upon her and in which she would play the part of her executioner's accomplice, She could not think of peace without liberty, the French people and popula tions of the French Empire would continue the struggle until complete victory was won.
'M, Pierlot, the Belgian Premier, affirmed the' Belgian "Government's complete solidarity with Britain, witti the Dominion governments and' with, the governments of the free. nations whose country had been invaded by Germany, Lie. the Norwegian Premier, said the was convinced that a happy future could only come through collaboration of all free peoples in the world, in which all men might enjoy individual Uberty joined with economic and social security, Mf, de Pont, the Luxemburg Prev mief, said his government and people would bring to realisation these aims with their ce-operation in the war as their modest means permitted, Mr, Anthony Eden closing the meeting sold he hoped the meeting right Fepresent the inauguration of ow phase of collaboration and that it might form part of the machinery through which victory would be won and by which peace would be maintained after vielory:
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