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And beyond the hopeful prospect of this conference, our peaceful
vision sees further opportunities for building the miraculous edifice of a
world truly at peace.
We see, instead of the winter of discontent which is now settling
upon Eastern Germany, occupied Austria, and the seething countries
of Eastern Europe from the Baltic to the Black Sea, a family of free
European nations, with none a threat to the other, and least of all a
threat to the peoples of Russia.
We see beyond the turmoil and strife and misery of Asia and
Xately
Southeast Asia a time when these nations, suddenly sprung full blown
after jo after years 8 perpand for
from the obsolete colonial mold, shall have the peaceful time to learn practice
the techniques and responsibilities of independence, to develop their
priceless natural resources, and to elevate the lot of their people.
These are not idle words or shallow visions. Behind them lies
an extraordinary record of peaceful accomplishment.
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