Evening star., 1945-11-06
MoIotov
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experienced in the war with Japan.
Nowadays there ought to be no
secrecy about this subject"
This was the first time high
Soviet official had suggested that
the United States and Great Britain
share their practical knowledge of
atomic energy as means of war
fare.
Takes Stains Place.
The radio said the celebration
opened amid scenes of great rejoic-
ing. Generalissimo Stain, back in
the capital from vacation, was pro-
posed as honorary chairman of the
proceedings, the broadcast reported.
Molotov apparently was designated
to make the traditional anniversary
address in place of Generalissimo
Stain, who has just returned from
vacation.
The Soviet monitors version of
Molotov's remarks concerning Japan
was that the liberation of China was
of the greatest Importance to the
world.
.'It is thus clear that the Soviet
Union considers most important the
negotiation of control of all the
Allies over Japan" he said. In this
question no satisfactory results have
yet emerged, but the Importance of
satisfactory results is clear to ALL"
Molotov told a cheering crowd
that, with victory in war, now we
can return to peacetime labor.
Now that peace has come, every
effort must be made not to permit
a new aggression" Molotov said.
Formation of blocs in Western Eu-
rope will not create peaceful Eu-
rope"
Coalition Tested in Peace.
The Foreign Commissar was quot
ed by the Soviet monitor as stating
that the war-born British-Soviet-
American coalition was being tested
in peace and that the failure of the
recent London Conference of For
eign Ministers was a warning of
pitfalls ahead.
But difficulties arose before, too,' >
he added. The coalition, however
always found solution in the in
terests of ALL"
Molotov, who is also deputy chair
man of the Council of Peoples Com
missars, said the main strongpoints
of aggression in West and East had
been liquidated.
When the Germans invaded us
they counted on the unexpectedness
of their attack" Molotov said in q
version heard by the Soviet monitor
Mot only Germany, but many
others thought the Soviet Unior
would not hold out long. They
thought Hitler would triumph in 9
few weeks or months. After Hitler.
Eastern victories this seemed in.
evitable to many-mainly those whc
did not understand the character ol
the Soviet state:
"Germany'S attack was also a test
for our foreign friends, who watched
with bated breath the dificulties Of
our country.
THE Soviet country withstood the
test"
! Molotov recalled how "unitec
anti Hitler front" of large and small
democratic countries was formed
and how the Red Army assumed tn,
offensive.
Can Survive Hardest Tests.
'The Anglo Soviet American CO
alttion was successful" he said
The second front in Western Eu
. rope, with Germany in a vice, mad
Germanys position impossible"
4 He said the Soviet power wa
quite unlike that of the Czarist re
gime of the World War and de
| clared: The Soviet state can sur
vive the hardest tests in history" /"
The Foreign Commissar accuse,
Spain "and some other countries
of supporting the Axis.
| But for the Soviet Union, he as
serted, all Europe might have beel
under Hitler. He said not onl,
Europe was threatened, but that tn
: Germans wanted their ..superio
n race" to dominate everywhere else
; Then he added:
d Only when our army went to tn
s offensive, smashing German troops
!. were wide possibilities opened 70
d the liberation Of enslaved peoples.
!, The Soviet Army, with its Allies
S emerged as liberators Of Europe, In
: cluding those countries which brok
5 with Germany and entered tn
: ranks Of the struggle against Hitler.