Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-08
Zdruzeni odbor postal spomenico
preds. Trun,anu g1ede Trsta in
odno$aiev med Zdruzenirr1i narodi

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Zdruzeni odbor Amerikancev juznoslovanskega porek
a New Yorku je postal a. maja predsedniku Harry S
7rumanu spomenico, kateri opozarja splosnem
eprijazno zadrzane amerskega tiska zadevi krize
nastala glede Trsta in sovenskega in hrvaskega Pri
nor ia.
Spoenica obenem svar pred rastoco endenco obsojan
lehernega koraa podvzame Sovetska unja odar e
obena zmaga mad nacjsko Nemco in poudara da tako
ealstico ravnanje ogroza savbo bodocega m XII sic
leti prijaestvu med Zed dzavam Britannia in Sovets
milo
Zdruzen odbor je kope spomence XII e ila posana pred
ednku Trumanu dostav tudi drzavnemu tanku Edward
tettniusu in podtajniku Joseph c. Grew-u.
Beedo spomenice podpsal predsedn Zdruzene
"a odbora Zlatko Balokovic, Sc glasi:
May "a. ls45
President Harry S Truman
The White House
Washington. D. c.
Dear Mr.. President:
We. Americans of Yusoslav descent have been
greatly alarmed and deeply hurt by the tone of both the
official and unofficial concerning the Trieste
crisis as lately reported in the American press.
The general tendency speak of the Allies"
exclusive of Yugoslavia and Marshal Alexander's
parison Yugosavas occupation territory liberated
by her army the methods of used by Hitler
Mussoni and Japan unwarranted and unorgettable
insults those heroic people of Yugoslavia who at
heard of personal sacrifices have contributed much
victory
The problem Of Trieste and the adjacent territories
complicated by many racial economic historical and
political which taken consideration
province this the place discuss the
They be dealt with adequately only the
ference at some other nteraied conference
We feel that it primarily in order
adequate consideration of these problems that Marshal
Tito insistent the right of Yugoslav
remain in the area in question pending final settle
He. doubt. felt that the whole matter would
be ignored settled out of court without Yugoslavias
being heard troops actually
the consideration of the problem by their
very We feel that there justification for
this fear in view of the summary in which other
questions such the Greek crisis have heretofore been
dealt with by Great Britain.
We further been seriously alarmed by the rapid
deterioration of relations between the great powers
Day and by the all to evident tendency Of certain
elements Great Britain and other countries castgate
the Soviet Union matter what she does does
do. Such negative and unrealstc approach to world
problems result only disaster the United Nations
their hour of victory and certainly fills
enemies with rejoicing
The stone Of world peace is real friendship
between the United States Great Britain and the Soviet
Union impossible without such friendship
the recognition of mutual benefits to be derived only
from peace Unfortunately there groups all
tries who do not truly desire but the people Of
the world demand II. They demand a adequate world
organization to preserve the And they demand
their leaders who have fah-faith the ability
of human beings to live together and work together for
the increasing welfare Of all.
~ During these last weeks Of acute anxiety have
despaired because believe that You Mr.. President
such Of faith. We also believe that you have
the courage and the ability that
and fair play shall prevail the International as
well the domestic for know that when
you speak. you works express what you
disguise your intentions the case with 80
many others