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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Unions Plan Strike Votes
 45,OOO Regional
 Workers Affected

Boston, Nov. 26 - (UP) - Two new strike threats complicated the New England industrial situation to- day as the 24-day-old Maine textile walkout neared a settlement.
 Nearly 3O,00O General Electric Co.,, workers in three plants in Lynn and Everett, Mass, voted at mass meeting last night to take a strike vote tomorrow and Wednesday in support of a nationwide demand for a $2 pay rise and in protest against present wages paid employees of the River Works and West Lynn plants. The workers are members of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (CIO).
 Meanwhile, 15,OOO steel workers in 28 New England plants prepared to take a strike vote Wednesday. A petition for the vote was filed nearly a month ago after the steel com- panies throughout the nation re- jected demands of the United Steel Workers of America (CIO) for a $2 pay rise.
 The Maine textile strike ended to- day in two plants of the Pepperel Manufacturing Co.,, where total of 2,600 workers had been idle since Nov. 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Jews Bottle Air Soldiers In Palestine
 Villagers Injured
 In Attemp to Holt
 Boyonet Carriers

Jerusalem, Nov. 26-CUP)-Brit- ish airborne soldiers with fixed bayonets forced their way into a Jewish village against resistance to- day while thousands of angered Jews milled and shouted in the dust streets.
 A number of villagers were in- jured in a tussle with soldiers in the communal dining room of the village named Shefayim.
 With virtually the entire Pales- tlne coast under curfew, the British were trying to smash new out break of violance started by the bombing of two police stations near Telaviv yesterday by Jewish ex- tremists.
 They also sought to break the illegal immigration of Jews who were coming ashore from small blockade running boats. Yesterdays attack was believed to be in re- yenge for British seizure of boat.
 All-Night Gordon Kept
 Troops of the 9th Airborne Divis- ion, heroes of the Normandy beach, head had kept an all-night cordon around the two villages of Rash pon and Sherayim. Tanks and arnored cars were drawn up in support; in the fields thousands of
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Department Felt Reason Justified
Does Not Recall Fleet Suggestion Bv Richardson

Washington, Nov. 26 = (UP)-Cordell Hull said to- day the State Department favored basing the fleet at Pearl Harbor before the war and that he still believes that view was thoroughly justi- fied.'
 The former secretary of state testified before the Congressional Pearl Harbor Investigating cona- mittee He was to be followed by Joseph Clark Grew, last ambassa- dor to Japan, who will be asked what he learned in Tokyo about prospects of the Japanese attack which crippled most of the U. S. Pacific fleet in it's base at Pearl Harbor Dec. 2, 1941.
 Assistant Committee Counsel Gerhard Gesell asked Hull whether the State Department had favored passing the fleet at Pearl Harbor.
 We felt it would be to more or less extent useful, especially after the Navy was based at Pearl Har- bor, that it remain there during the critical period in our relations with other countries, especially Japan" Hull replied.
 Knew His Opponent
 We were dealing with one of the worst international desperadoes in the memory of man. He was treacherous and undependable in every way.
 We at the Department of State felt it would be helpful for the Navy to be standing there I think we were thoroughly justified in that
 It,was the 74-year-old Hul'S sec ond appearance before the commit tee. He had submitted a 22,000- word statement last Friday deScrib- ing his pre-Pearl Harbor diplomatic activities and had undergone an hour of questioning.
 Hull's testimony about the fleet base dealt with masters firSt touched upon last week by Admiral J. O. Richardson, commander of the U. s. fleet from January, 194O, to Feb. l, 194l.
 Does Not Remember Plan
 Gesen asked Hull if Richardson ever said anything to him to the effect that the fleet would be inse- cure at Pearl Harbor.
 T do not remember at any tine." Hull replied, that any person sug- gested that the fleet couldn't pro- tect itself but would have to be moved somewhere where it could protect itself
 Gesen questioned Hull about various plans, most of them dis carded, to have President Roosevelt address a special message to En-
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berg, Mich, a Republican leader on foreign policy matters.
 The measure is the first to detail Americas obligations and intentions as a member of the UNO. It would authorize the president to appoint a $20 000-aa-year U. s. delegate to the UNO It would require the pres ident to make a yearly report to Congress, and make special reports on all Security Council decisions to take enforcement action against any country.
 Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., O.. will try to insert an amendment in- structing the U. S. delegate to the UNO to press for an agreement, through the Security Council, to outlaw the use of atomic weapons, poison gas and rockets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Jewish Vets Urge
 Bilbo Impeachment

Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 26-(UP) -The Jewish War Veterans of the U. s. were on record today as ask ing impeachment of Sen. Theodore Bilbo.
 The Blibo resolution and one urg- ing that President Truman demand an open door for Palestine were passed yesterday at the closing ses- sion of the three-day meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Conquest Outlined
 Nazis Blueprinted World War ir1 1935
Hitler, Cohorts Decided 10 Seize Nations in 1897

Nuremberg, Nov. 26-UP)-Adolf Hitler told his military advisers in 1887 that use of force was the only way for Germany to sove her prob lens, and lad plans for seizlng Czechoslovakia and Austria, accord ing to evidence introduced in the War Grimes trial today.
 At secret meeting in the Reichs- chancellory on Nov. 10 that year, the American prosecution said, Hit Ter delivered to his aides what he called his Hast will and testament. ," In it he outlined his plans for mil1- tary conquest, passing everything on 8 propaganda claim for living space"
 Present at the meeting, according to the minutes introduced as evil dence, were Hermann Goering, Ad- miral Erich Raeder, Gen. Werner Von F,ritsch, Constantin von Neu- rath and Gen. Werner von Blom- berg.
 The War Grimes tribunal today gave pr. Hjalmar Schacht, Nazl financial wizard, permission to call witnesses in an attempt to prove Schacht tried to overthrow Adolf Hitler in 1888 and participated in
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
McMahon Wants Public to KnoW

Washington, Nov. 26-UP)- Chairman Brien McMahOn, D., Conn.,, of the Senate Committee on Atomic Energy promised today to give the public all reasonable information about atom-splitting, holding back only the most hush hush details.
 Senate hearings on proposals for controlling atomic energy be- gin tomorrow with Maj. Gen. Les lie R. Groves, Army commander of the atom bomb project, as the first witness. McMahoL said he hoped to speed the hearings "be- cause of the urgency of the mat ter"
 McMahOn said that pending determination of atom control policies, "I think it imperative that the American people have all the information that can be given them with due regard to secur- ity."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
v. s. AWaits Reply

Washington, Nov. 26-(UP)-Ihe State Department was awaiting reply from Moscow today to its note of inquiry about operation of Red Army forces in Northern Iran. The U. s. note. 1t was learned. was cabled last Friday following Iranian charges that the recent uprisings in Azerbaiian Province were Soviet inspired.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
St. Mary's Named

New Orleans, Nov. 26-(UP)- Undefeated Oklahoma A. and M. and once-beaten St. Mary's of Cal ifornia will clash in the 18th re- newal of the Sugar Bowl here Jan. 1, it was announced today by Bowl officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Orlando Takes Helm

Rome, Nov. 26-CUP) Victor En- manuel Orlando conferred with leaders of the Italian Socialist and Communis. parties today and in- formed observers said the aged statesman had been asked to settle Italy's latest political crisis by ac- cspting the premiership of a new coalition government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
State Editor Dies

Burlington, Vt, Nov. 26-(UP(- Arthur W. Dow, 58, state editor of the Burlington Free Press for 3S years, died unexpectedly of heart disease at his home today less than 12 hours after he edited copy for this mornings edition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
FORD CLOSES RIVER ROUGE PLANT

Detroit, Nov 26-(UP)-FOrd Motor Company nounced today that strikes 1 firms making auOmOtve supplies would force to close it's huge River Rouge plant and subsidiary plants tomorrow night
 M l.. Brcker president in charge of production. said 000 workers would be laid off for the remainder of the week. He said he did know whether the shutdown would continue beyond the end of this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
STRIKE ELECTIONS LAW END VOTED

Washington Nov. 26-UP)-A Congressional commit tee voted today to end unions strike elections under the Smith -Connally Act.
 The action taken by the House Appropriations mittee in recommending $ .552 312 deficiency appro praton for federal agencies during the fiscal ending June 3Oa slash of from the original bud get bureau request.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
LAST MINUTE APPEAL FAILS

Washington, Nov 26-(UP)-Joseph Clark Grew, last U ambassador to apan said today that Japan broke off diplomatic relations attacked Pearl Harbor at the time he trying to deliver astmnute appeal for peace from the late President Roosevelt to Emperor HirOhO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26
Bulletins
ALLIES ASKED TO LEAVE IRAN

ALLIES ASKED TO LEAVE IRAN
 Washington Nov. 26-(UP)-The United States has proposed Russia and Great Britain that all troops of the three nations be withdrawn from Iran by an l. the State Department announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-26

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

mllOStl ZaVeZnlkOV - TO Sc prd-
vi : cd Zed. draw in Anglije.
Treba il je premoga, zeleza in
stoterih drugih reel. Maj Sc v
Mi dogodi Sc TAXA revolucija,
ako ne dobi potrebscin cd imo-
With dezel, je vse zaman.
Bernard Shaw ie svetovno
znan knjizevnik, a V poslednjih
letih slow lie vsled svojega sar-
kama. Star je 81 let, pa Sc We
dino poln muh. V minuli volilni
kampanji je dejal, da je komu-
mist. Potegnil Sc je "a par kan
didatov komunisticne stranke,
ceS, da delavska stranka cepi
glasove, ker je imela candidate
proti MIN. Shaw zmerom kaj
rece tako, da je zanimivo. In ia
ko je bilo tudi V tenn slucaju.
Pravi, da je Sovjetska unija
dobila komunizem Ease IL An
glije, in da sta ODE dezeli Una
gall vsled njunega vzajemnega
komunizma. ko bi to trdil KIDD
drugi, bi casopisje ma take IL
jave niti porajtalo ne. Ampak
kar Shaw rece, velja zapisati.
Ia isti Shaw, XII je bill nekoc
vnet pristaS angleSke delavske
stranke, je kmalu pc uveliav-
ljenju Mussolinija Italiji napra-
vii toliksen poklon ma pridobit-
vi faSizma, da je svet kar str
mel. Med tenn pa so ga delavski
krogi V Angliji potolazili, ces,
Shaw je re jake star in oh enem
je on stranka popolnoma Ease.
Mice ne We, kaj DO jutri izpre-
govoril. Use, kar on govori, pa
mt radi natisnejo.
Belgijski Leopold Sc je "a po-
,vratek ma prestol dobro poteg-
nil. Ampak &c ne bi bilo v Bel
gil angleske armada, bi bill ME
gov prestol re zruSen.
Mirovna palaca V Haagu ma
Nizozemskem DO morda spet Sc
DEE mednarodnega razsodisca.
Je mani diskreditirana, kakor
pa palaca lige narodov v Gene
vi. Toda kaj poceti S palacami
V Genevi, tega Sc zdruzeni ma
rodi ma svojem zboru V San
Francisco nikakor MISC upali 10
It'll, MANFRED v~prasanja, kaj po-
ceti S krasnimi stavbami, v ka-
terih je bill zapasen svetovni
mir.
Zed. drzave v stroskih "a pro-
pagando MISC izjema. Kar neka-
ko direktno smo potroSili zanjo
300 milijonov dolarjev lani in
vStevsi z drugimi propaganda
mi oddelki mas ia spas stane
brzkone vsako leto prilicno mi
lijonov vec. Propaganda sama
ma sebi nj slaba beseda. Vpra-
SAME je lie, komu sluzi: Miru ali
vojni, ljudskim koristim ali il
koriScevalcem ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
OMENTAR.DH /

VpraSanje Primorja je prislo
" svet najvec pc zaslugi invazl-
ie Titove armada V Gorlco IN
Trst. Kdo pa bi V amerlskl all
pa V angleSki, ali pa v ostall
svetovni iavnosti kaj vedel o
tenn, &c ne bi bila Jugoslavija
re pod okupacijo oborozena de-
zela, in pa odlocna, ola 81 Two
julie svoje pravice.
CudnO, kakp tudi nekaterl
drugace razumni ljudje ne pri-
znaio resnice, da le, ker je ju-
goslovanska osvobodilna borba
udrla ma Primorsko, kamor 10
Anglezi in z MIN Vred Amerl-
cani MISC hoteli, smo doblll V
ameriSkem casopisju nesteto
kolon prostora o tenn vprasa-
nju. In ceprav SO bile vecinoma
sovrazne, kaj cato! Dosegle so
svoi namen nenamenoma. Jaw
most Sc je poucila, da je ma sve-
tn mesto, XII Sc imenuje Trst, in
da ie blizu MEGA Gorica, in da
sta bill ii dive mesti Italiji po-
darjeni V prejSnji svetovni vol
nj vzlic profession ameriSkega
predSednika Wilsona.
KIDD maj brani Primorje?
Wilsona nimamo vec in tudi
ako bi Roosevelt Sc zivel, libe-
ralen kakor je bill, je bill vse
proved sprijaznjen S papezem.
In kaj je pomenil papez "a jul
lijsko krajino, menda tn nj ire
ba naglaSati.
Tito je prilicno vedel, kaj ga
DO doletelo, ko Sc je odlocil o.
kupirati Gorico in TrSt. Citate-
lem tega lista je lahko znano,
da smO venomer poudarjali:
Kakor V prejsnji vojni, tako "
sedanji, preti Sloveniji ista ne
varnost cd zaveznikov, S to raz-
like, ola sedaj nj vec nobenega
Wilsona ma njeni strani. Razen
morda Stain.
Tito mogoCe nj velik draw
mix, ali pa je cello vecji, kot 81
ga njegovi obozevalci predstav-
ljajo. Ampak ceprav ga je a
vezniSki vrhovni poveljnik field
marSal Alexander prispodobil
Hitlerju in Mussoliniju, je to-
emo vedel, da ga je V to obdolzil
lie zastran propaganda, XII maj hi
proti zahtevam Slovenije pc
Primorju obveljala V Angliji in
Ameriki. A zmagal je koncem
konca Tito. In slika tel Stevil-
XII prica, da je sci angleski field
marSal k MENU in sta Sc spora-
zumela tako, kakor je bio da-
nih okolScinah mogoce. Ampak
&c bi bill Tito res tax tolovaj,
cemu pa bi ga Anglezi in Anne
ricani koncno vendarle prizna-
Ii? In zakaj hi mu dali Postoj-
no, Vipavo, AjdovScino, Idrijo
it'd? To SO cudna vp~rasanja in
novi ~predsednik italijanske Via
de smatra, da morda ne DO ma
pacno, ako Italia in Jugoslavi-
ia Vzajemno resita, kar pa Sc
brzkone Sc ne DO zgodilo. Kajti
isti italijanski premier je oh
enem izjavil, da je njegova de-
zela odvisna "a svoj obstoj cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

zlasti cd Amerike. Amerika pa
81 lahko zacrta katere koli smer-
nice napram Evropi, Aziji ali
latinski Ameriki. Toda to hi bill
pripraven precinct "a blazni-
Sko komisijo, ako bi sprejela o
svetovnih zadevah katere kohl
smernice brez uvazevanja te
druge sile Rusije), brez uvaze-
vanja odnosajev, XII jih Ameri-
ka namera imeti napram ru-
skim interesom, ruskim zahte-
yam in ruskim namenom. Edini
fakt najvecjega momenta "a po-
vojne Zed. drzave je, da mora
mo ziveti miru z Rusijo, ali
pa Sc zaplesti V drugo vojno, V
primeri s>katero bi bila sedanja
vojna proporcionalno lie nava-
dina praska.
Zadnji cas- je torej, da pricne-
10 vsi Amerikanci misliti o Ru-
sill z novo ~resnostjo. In to po-
meni misliti o Rusiji = ne ma
podlagi meme predvojne oblike
in obrisa = temvec odnosno ma
podlagi zelo spremenjenih cd
nosajev, XII Jill ina Russia, veil
ka zmagovalka V tel vojni, ma
pram ostalemu svetu. To pome-
nj pc eni strani, da je potrata
casa skrbeti radi Rustic kot or
n~anjevalki komunisticne ideo-
logic ali kot vir novega social
mega reda. Prava Russia, XII pri-
haja IL te vojne, je V prvi vrsti
ogromna nakopicena sila. Sta
lin sam je to jasno povedal, ko
je pozdravil rusko zmago "a
triumf Slovana mad Tevtonom.
lid vojne pomeni "a Stalina to-
lie = da je borba "a oblast v
evrazijskem "osrcju" bila kon-
emo izvojevana cd S~lovanov,
ter da tako prihaja ma zgodo-
vinski oder ena sirna, neprene-
hna in skoraj nepremagljiva 81
la ma kopnem, XII Sc razteza cd
evropejskih meja lin slucajno
Sc lahko pricne oh rokavskem
zalivu = English ChanneD vse
gori do Pacifika in Cd pustinj v
Arktiku do Jadrana, Sredozem-
liza in perzijskega zaliva.
To je Russia, S katero mora
mo racunati. To je sila, XII misli
V obliki sile in DO ravnala pc
tel obliki. Marksizem in Leni-
nizem sta bila prevedena Sta
linizem. In Stalinizem je vse,
XII sluzi ruski sill. Same to in
mic drugega je sedaj "strankina
crta", Neizogiben simbolizem
lei V dejstvu, da Stain, XII je
Sci V vojno kot odbornik (ko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11

Sedanja vojna je tako dalec
izlocila samo en- jasen rezultat.
Russia je postala svetovna sila
prvega reda. Hitler je prema-
gan in nacionalne socialisticne
stranke V Nemciji nj vec. Toda
to nj napravilo konca totalita-
rizmu ali ideji, da obstajajo VIA
de samo cato, da vihtijo moe,
oblast. Mussolini je zginil ko
crna mora in z MIN tudi itali-
janski faSizem. Toda to dejstvo
Sc cd dalec ne zagotav1ja, da
bodo sredozemske drzave posta-
lie utrjene demokracije. Japon-
ski vojni baroni so ma robu po-
raza. Toda zelo drzen prerok bi
bill oni, XII bi Sc upal trditi, da
je svojstvo kitajske republike
zavarovano, ali da je Aziji in
otokom ma Pacifiku zagotovlje-
ma svoboda, stabilnost in konec
eksploatacije. Ponavljamo, da
je do danes prinesla vojna samo
emo gotovo, trajno vecjo spre-
membo: Russia je postala sve-
tovna sila.
To je fakt take velikosti in
prinaSa tako ogromne posledi-
ce, da Sc morajo z dejstvom po-
botati cello narodi, XII bodo vs.
led tega najbolj prizadeti. Tt
jemljejo to dejstvo "a abstrakt-
no resnico ma polju mednarod-
nih razprav. MISC Sc Sc vziveli
V to, MISC Sc priceli delati v to
in 10 smatrati "a element,
brez katerega niti "a trenotek
ne morejo naprej racunati. To
je bio dramaticno demonstri-
rano pr otvoritvi conference v
San Francisco. Vzelo je Molo-
tova vec dni slabih manir in
neulJudnega obnasanja, predno
je zabil v buce delegaciie =
zlasti ameriSke in britanske =
da Sc je Zveza sovjetskih socia-
listicnih republik resnicno dvi-
gnila kot svetovna sila in da Sc
mora kot TAXA "a naprej tudi
upoStevati.
Cd tega razvoja nj nobena de-
zela boil prizadeta kot Zed. dr.
zave. V enem pomenu besede nj
nobena druga dezela toliko pri-
zadeta. To je pravilo, kajti
Amerika prihaja IL te vojne kot
druga velika svetovna sila. Kot
TAXA, Amerika lahko pocne kar
hoce, medtem ko Velika Brita-
Mia tega ne more vec. Velika
Britannia ne more zapriceti no.
win povojnih smernic v Evropi
brez vednosti, kaksno oporo DO
dobila pri tenn cd drueih draw
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Il SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago %, ILL.
RUsiiu Sc vzdiqUie

To je preVod uredniskega> clanka V tedniku The Christian
Century Z dine 6. junija. V MENU je zajeto jedro velevaznega
VpraSanja, zakaj mora Amerika razumevati in Sc sprijazniti z
novo vlogo, XII 10 DO odaej igraa Sovjetska zveza, V Evrazji.
Amerika ma eni strani, in Sovjetska soc. republka, povezana z
ostallmi slovanskini drzavami, ma drugi, sta nenadoma postal
dive glavni sill in cd praVega prijateljstva in vzajemne kooperacije
med tema dvena velikanoma je odvsno, &c DO zakljucek sedanje
ali pricetek trajnega miru in move, srecne bodocnosti "a vse svo-
bodolubne narode sveta. To vprasanje je tako resne vaznosti "a
Ve Anerlkance SloVanskega porekla, da bi Sc vsakdo izmed teh
moral temejito pogobiti V problem in pomagati Sriti pc Ameriki
resnico o pravem ozadju propaganda, XII seize zrna sovrastva, ne
zaupanja in rasne diskrininacie. Umevanje tega ozadja DO tudi
pomagalo razumeti prave vzroke "a trzasko epizodo.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik SANSa.
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p~OSICulCc VUJilc OpuSLOSCud pO-
Okinawe. =
munisticne) stranke, oblecen V
delavski obleki, Sc je povrnil il
vojne kot marSal, opravljen v
polni vojaski uniformi.
Kako maj mi razumevamo to
Rusijo, kako Sc maj pobotamo z
MO? Prvi korak = korak, XII ga
moramo takoj podvzeti - goto-
vo je odlocno prizadevanje, da
vidimo svet tax, kot ga je pu-
stila ia vojna, - kakor ga mora
Russia videti. &c Sc Amerika ne
mara naenkrat znajti nepovr-
njivo zapletena ma potih, XII Jill
Russia odklanja in Sc jim pro-
tivi, tedaj morajo skuSati vodi-
telji nase Wade, avtorji nash
smernic, postaviti sebe ma Sta
linov sedez Kremlinu; nava-
dit Sc, morajo vprasati: Kako
DO to (naSe smernice) zgledalo
il Moskve? Kako bodo to ruski
voditelji tolmacili? &c hi JAZZ bill
Rus in bi bilo to in to predlaga-
no, kaj hi 81 mislil in kako bi
postopal?
&c bodo nasi voditelji priceli
enkrat delati ma ia nacin, tedai
je verjetno, da bodo kmalu uvi-
deli, da Sc z ruskega vidika
mnogi mednarodni problemi
povojnega sveta razdvojijo sa-
mo V diva glavna problema.
Prvi teh je problem Europe, XII
je bistveno problem ruskih cd
nOSajev napram Angliji in
Nemciji. In drugi problem je
Daljni who'd, XII je bistveno
problem ruskih odnOsajev ma
pram Zed. drzavam.
Kar Sc Rustic tice, odvisi bo-
docnost Europe ma vpraSanju,
ali Velika Britannia res misli
skusati obnoviti ravnovesie mo-
ci, kakor je predlagal V svojem
slovitem govoru marSal SHUTS,
prot SOvjetski zvezi. VSi dru-
gi manjsi problemi odpadejo V
ozadje tega centralnega vprasa-
MIA. Kremlin vidi, da je vecina
kontinentalne Europe zrela
vstopiti pod ruskp sfero. Biloxi
ruskih sateliticnih draw, rate
zajoc Sc cd Baltika do Jadrana,
.je re oblikovan, in V slucaiu
Poljske je Stain bohotno polka
zal, da ne DO trpel nobenega
drugega vpliva V tenn ozemlju.
Preko tega pa seveda Moskva
vidi kaoticno meSanico draw,
nekatere ma poti, da odpraviio
izmodne monarhije (Belgija,
Nizozemska, Ogrska, Italia,
Spanija), nekatere ma robu upo-
stavljenja komunisticne ali le-
vicarske Wade (Franciia, Az
strija, CehoslovaSka, GrSka),
kajti lie te stranke imajo skla-
den program, Xxi DO izvedel ljud-
sko zahtevo pc spremembi. Vo-
ditelji Sovietske zveze V obeh
slucajih verujejo, da bodo vsi
ii deli Europe = -brez tuiega
Observation-Disclosures V ru-
sko uvrstitev potion izvajania
politike, XII 10 je Owen Latti-
nofe naval "privlacnost komu-
nisticne politike".
Toda ne DO Ii tujega vmeSa-
vanja? To vprasanje della Ru-
sill glavno vznemirjenost. vs.
led tega gleda Moskva S tako
resnostjo ma povzete britske ko-
rake, XII zgledajo kot interveni-
ranje V korist stare monarhiie
V Grciji, Italiji, Spaniji, Jugo-
slaviji, Belgiji in ma Nizozem-
skem. To je vzrok, da je Trst
postal vec ne0O Samo navadno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
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be V bojih ma nasi strani A ,494
MOI. Izmed teh je bio 1884
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