Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-21

! Striving to ACHE
| After War OF Lib
~ Ne Assseistsd prsss
LONDON. Aug. 2I.-Follo,Dtng
Is the complete tsrt OF the trass-
lGtion by Tamivg, o1lcial YMgo-
sldD ssaps agency, OF that portion
OF Marshal Tito's speech referring
to the international situation:
| At this time whom peace should
be built, when negotiations are TAX
ing place around the green table, w
have coma TO = conclusion which
hurts us deeply. We have come to
realize that certain countries which
during this war Of liberation
marched together with Vi do moi
wish Z peace Of liberation but IN
imperialistic peace.
However, We cannot reconcile our
selves to this. We have waged =
liberation war and We have been
been striving to achieve . peace Of
liberation. This means that our
brothers from the other side Of the
frontier should be united with ls,
united to their mother country.
tSlovenia, where Tito spoke, ID In
Northwestern Yugoslavia. bordering
Italy,
This war Of liberation has been Z
hard one indeed. 1t has cost mil
lions of victims. The U. s. S. r.,
Yugoslavia, Poland and other coun-
tries rank among those who suffered
most. 1t is the great sacrifices Of
just these countries and their ire
mendous contribution toward VIC
tory in having carried the main bur-
den OF the war on their shoulders
that today appears not to be recog-
nized.
Strive for Just Peace.
1t will be difncult to achieve .
just peace, but we shall strive tt
achieve 1t. Our people are freedom
loving and peace-lovins. Let no one
say that we wish q new war or new
provocations. A small country such
as Yugoslavia, with her 10000, 00l
inhabitants, has sacrificed loo, 00C
human lives in this war. What does
this figure mean? It means she has
sacrificed more than every tenth
citizen. No one can say today to this
small country OF Yugoslavia that she
wishes another war after all the
terrible trials. after all the enormous
losses and enormous CONGREGATIONS
that ragged here. after al the ines
Unable losses and sufferings.
However, certain imperialistc great
powers wish to accuse us of not
wanting peace. just as they wish to
accuse the Soviet Union Of not
wanting peace after having sacri-
need millions of Its best sons and
daughters and after having suffered
inestimable material losses. What
does this imply?
It means that such states wish
to throw the blame for lack of sue
cess in achieving peace on U.s.. who
want peace more than anybody else.
Yes, we want peace, the most just
peace, but not peace ut any price,
such peace as Is wanted by those
who wish to achieve their imperial
istic aims at the expense Of peoples
who have sacrificed for the common
cause all they possibly could.
Certain Allied countries are full
OF stories Of their care for the inde-
pendence Of small nations, for the
inyiolability Of their frontiers, eject
era, etcetera. However, what In fact
do they do?
They do not observe such prin-
ciples even in the case OF an Allied
country such as Yugoslavia Is. I
will quote here to you some of the
most remarkable examples. You will
remember I raised in Parliament a
remarkable case Of the violation Of
our countrys independence. I would
like to draw your attention to this
matter as I wish to prove who in
fact wants peace and who does not
care about It; I wish to prove who
is making provocations and who
wishes to deny us our rights.
New Violations Of Borders.
On that particular occasion
raised the matter Of the systematic
violation of our frontiers and our
territory over which daily fly not
single planes, but tens Of planes.
However. such violations Of our
frontiers and territory did not stop
after ! raised the matter. You know
very well yourselves that after this
almost every day, be the weather
clear or clouded-and as you know
clouds during this time Of year in
Yugosiavia unfortunately are few
indeed-brought incessant new vio-
lations Of our frontiers and terri
tory.
You know. I repeat, that almost
every day not only civilian but yuili-
tary planes new over our terriyury,
not single planes alone, but even
whole sQuadrons.
You will remember that re-
Gently handed note-in my present
capacity Of deputy foreign minister
which quoted new instances OF
violations Of our frontiers. Do you
think anything was done to solve
this matter? No, nothing was done.
We were told we had to give them
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