Evening star., 1949-05-08

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ard French
He Is frank ard kssacese n Ia
csznseEsas1sgas uIta Germans n ilse
Western sossrS German pSosscy sas
tells them. aaa e~en scSaaasts amos
the death q hlsmagvE t1sF iva
ChAncelaog Kaiser Wlshetsn III
hsr4ted q powerful enaTNFs tFasn
Haxsaarck. eus he relied on cessgtss
tai a3lsS~~SscCTvpa AaAsta aad
unreliable ltaiy- instead @. sem
lng hands wlth Russia and shss
JelegatGng fgAacr and Britain %
second rank /! Wilhelm nad
followed HssmSipkA ps1ps 3saes.
Naco!ay contends ard t9!ne<i
toward the Kasg Germany TODAY
would ec the dominant iasvt ~
the. world. and Wos If NAT X
would never have secured
Hitler. Sadoiny asserts REALISED
that he had 10 turn 10 RaAS1a Il hs
wanted 10 win the Sag Ral he Sas
senSeieSA IN has luSt ioa Hpwef and
nee<ileSSiy douele- crossed Stain.
thus throwing him into tire arms
Of The Ans To- Americans
Decision Due
The tims for decision has al
rived. aecordlnE 20 Nadelny. Sho
is suspected Of having had = hand
in the recent pAc lficatlon moves
eeiaeeln the krcmlin and Western
Europe Germany once more must
be unified he says. and maSt
march hand IN hand with the
Soviet
II as q result @. the kremiins
recent "concliiAtory moves an
immediate sAT can be avoided.
Germany can derive untold ben
efits from cooperation With The
U, S, S. r. Nadolny continues fui-
ther. As a result Of the uhtHeA-
ton Of the Reich the occupation
armies will be Withdrawn
The Americans. he says will be
glad 10 take their men back aeruAs
the Atlantie--Some aoosl miles
from Germany The British and
French likewise will be happy TO
leave, he says, They wiIl leave
behind no police organization
worthy o! the name The Rus
slams will move their forces only q
few hundred miles, leaving in their
place that "splendid" police tores
which the Berliners Aaw last sun
day This organization Ia capable
OF coping not only with domestic
problems but also With any threat
from any Western European
country.
Economically the Germans can
expect nothing from the West.
according 10 NAdolny. France viii
always do her utmost TO hamper
German recovery out OF fear that
Germany will become stfong Aealn.
America and Britain VIII need
markets for their industries. par
tieulRrly when Europek present
Marshall Plan aid and
armamentS-no longer are re-
quired.
Neither America nor Britain,
according to Nadolny. will be SlIi-
ine 70 share industrial markets
with Germany any time in the
near future. Russia. on the other
hand. can absorb much Of thu
future industrial output Of ths
integrated Reich, Moreover. shs
will be glad 10 open wide ths
markets Of China and other Far
Eastern areas which now are rap
idly falling under Moscows dom"
ination.
Must Cooperate
Friendship with the u n y n.
will provide the Reich with IN
exhauStible markets and oppof.
tunities 10 regain IT, old might
and kplendor much quicker than
even the most optimistic Germans
anticipated. The prIre 10 be paid
Ia snall--complete ard sincere
cooperation with Moscow
There seems 20 be- no fear II,
the minds OF German advocates
OF full cooperation with the u 8.
8. r. that The Reich misht be
placed behind the iron curtain.
What happened 20 Czechosiosakia.
Poland and the Balkans Is only
Just. they say. Those backward
states cannot rule themselves and
must remain under the tutslage
OF q great power until they are
completely absorbed. either tn the
Russian or tfe German empire.
As an illustration that Moscow
shares this point Of view. Eadolny
has mentioned the fact that IN
his covert relations with tns
Krsmiin leaders they have indi-
Gated 70 him that A. soon aa Ger
many has been made into ma
tsonai unit once more the Soviet
Union will not be reluctant 70
change some Of the present ter
riiorial boundaries by returning
to the Reich Siiesaa and portions
O! pomeraraa which Stain aFhs-
trarily had given 70 Poland.
Man OF Peace
aadoiny IL . man Of peace He
has criticized the past methods
OF Moscow and Ia said 70 have told
Soviet offseinls plainly that ttsy
funbied the ball witi, the Western
poweTH. A policy Of strength
with asniIes~ after Western mill.
tary forces weFe diksniegYated IN
Is<s would have dofse much more
10 further The KremItn's aim for
world domination than the oItast-
sring policies IL adopted
He Ia reported 70 have mace tsss
remark recently that Russia
could have taken the wf1nae os
Western Europe from ufsseF tfam
noses OF tire Old 6srnocFaeaea, Just
AZ n has eons with China and 10
expected 10 DO with the Fess CT
the Assatic continent"
II b IN the light o' these 49,