"Have we not learned from the actual writings and declarations of Hitler and his merry men that he considers himself above all conception of peaceful ce-existence of na-international obligatione and is autobiography Hitler describes ow he wilted and despaired during a decade of international peàpe. Without war he can see.no point in living, "Fields soaked in blood. towns reduced to smoking heaps of ashes hunger. poverty and the tears of mothers and wives and sisters—all these compose the element in which Hitler feels happy and comfortable."
The Soviet Government" M.
litvinoff continued, "wag almost the Mürst to realise the danger to the world of Nazi aggressiveness. appeal-all nations to curb it and or-resistance to it. This is not a moment to go into the question of why these repeated appeals of the Soviet Government did not yield the desired result. When a house is on against enslavement. A common victory will bring in its train the emancipation of people at. present groaning under the merciless, grinding heey of Hitler, and open new vistas foħthe organization of a better life in conformity with the: désites and aspirations of each of the liberated countries,
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