The Archive · 1941

Second Point

The second point will convince the Germans, if additional proof is neces. sary, that they have raised a united front against themselves that no intrigues can weaken.

Dominion Governments, who were consulted throughout, have given a joint declaration of their unanimous approval.

In order to understand the implications of the agreement, reference can be made to the speech by Mr. Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, on Jue 22, when he said that "anyone fighting Nazism will have our aid, and any man who marches with Hitler is our foe. We -shall therefore give whatever help we can to Russia and the Russian people."—Reuter.

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