Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
by The Asseeiatsd Press

LONDON, MdT. l4-1He LeTt o
the interview Dipen By Premie
Stain to Prapdd reporter, a
broadcast By the Moscotp radio an.
recorded by the Associated Press
Al Correspondent: what do 70,
7 think Of the latest speech by MI
!, Churchill, made by him in tn
United States?"
!, Stain: Il consider that it is +,
dangerous act with a view OF sowin,
the seeds Of disunity between til,
countries and hampering furthel
cooperation 3. I'll
u Correspondent: Can one conside
that Mr.. Churchill's speech doe,
!, harm to peace and security"
II Stain: Eyes, unquestionably. T.
all interests and purposes Mr.
Churchill is not alone. He ha.
friends not only In England but
IN the United States. And on,
must point out that Mr.. Churchill
and his friends remind one of Hitle,
and his friends. Hitler began tn.
causes Of war by introducing racs
theories in which he declared tina,
only people who speak the German
Language are people of pure race
Mr.. Churchill also begins incite.
ment for war with the race theory
giving privileges to the races who
speak the English language anc
who have the right to decide thu
fate OF the whole world.
L
| Hitler Theory Cited.
1.-THE German race theory made
Hitler and his friends think that
they were the only race who have
the right to rule other nations
The English race theory which is
expressed by Mr.. Churchill and his
friends says that the nations which
speak the English language must
rule over the rest of the world.
Now listen to this: Mr., Church.
III and his friends in England and
the United States are submitting to
the nations who do not speak the
English language a sort of ulti-
matum: You recognize our superb
ority voluntarily and everything will
be all right. Otherwise war is in.
evitable.
"The people have shed blood for
f1ve years for the freedom and indie
pendence Of their countries, not lust
for changing Hitler's rule to the rule
OF Churchill. Therefore it is UNDER
standable that the nom English.
speaking nations who represent the
majority of the population of =
world will refuse to 60 into
slavery. ,
| Sees Call for War.
Mr.. Churchill's tragedy is this,
that he does not understand this
simple and clear truth. There can
be no doubt Mr.. Churchills position
Is war position, a call for war on
the U. S. 8. r. He is trying to mis-
lead his listeners by saying that the
period Of the agreement between
England and the U. s. S. r. can be
prolonged up to so years.
But how can one take this state
ment while at the same time he Is
laying the groundwork for war
against the U. S. s. R.? words in.
aud1ble) this means that he looks at
this treaty as an empty piece of pa
per which is only wanted for cover
Ing up and camoufaging his anti
Soviet activities.
Therefore one cannot take seri-
ously the beautiful statement of Mr..
Churchill's friends in England that
the treaty between England and
Russia should be prolonged. There
Is no sense to prolonging the treaty
If one party breaks it and converts
1t into an empty piece of paper"
Correspondent: How do you sum
up the part of Churchills speech
when he speaks of the denaecratic
regimes In our neighboring coun.
tries? Where he critized the friendly
relations which have been estab-
lished between those countries and
the Soviet Union?"
Untruth Charged.
Stain: This part of Churchills
speech represents elements of UNI
truth and elements of rudeness and
tactlesSness.
Churchill said that Warsaw, Ber-
lin, Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Bel
grade, Bucharest and Sofia are in
the Soviet sphere of influence and
that all of them are under one or
another form of Soviet influence
and more and more come under the
control of Moscow.
1T is not difficult to prove that
Churchill rudely and obviously lied
here about Moscow and the coun-
tries bordering the Soviet Union. It
Is absurd to say that the Soviet
Union absolutely controls Vienna
and Berlin, when there is an Allied
control representing four countries
and the U. s. S. r. has only the
fourth part Of the vote.
But there are people who cannot
help being liars. But one must at
least know the limit for 1t. Sec
ondly, one must not forget the fol-
lowing point: Germans attacked u.
S. S. r. through Finland, Poland,
Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary.
The Germans were able to invade
Russia through these countries be-
cause they had governments which
were unfriendly disposed to the
Soviet Union: As a result of the
German invasion the Soviet Union
had lost irrevocably in the battles
with the Germans, owing to the
German occupation and the de-
poftation to German penal servi-
tude of about 1000, 900 Soviet people.
THAT is, the Soviet Union had
lost several times more people than
England and the United States to-
lgether. 1t is possible that some
people are ready to forget these
colossal sacrifices of Soviet people
who guaranteed the liberation of
Europe from Hitler's yoke. But the
Soviet people cannot forget them.
Let us ask what is surprising in
the Soviet Union desire of safe
guarding itself in the future by try
ling to establish in. those countries
the governments who will have loyal
feeling toward the U. S. S. r.
"One can see the peaceful inten-
tions Of the Soviet Union and the
Tendencies of our state. Churchill
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