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AN IMMEDIATE, A ce LASTING PHACE IS > LE EVEN IF WITH. : BITLER IN ajar The following paragraph was written as a part of this booklet while cat of the wet observers and commentators were assuming that after tre puted and neetusury losses in lives and property, the Allies auuid arit i miictated peace in Paria. This is no assumption that there may not fe eo pe are certain that terrifio sacrifices have been msde no matter who wri he peace. - booklet - , wAn immediate peace plan which would now concede the so-celled corri Ro Germany would not be handicapped by notifyitg Germany at the same tin : hat all other Polish territory recently seized and occupied by her, as 8 a narrow stitp of land to the east of East Prussia - as an outlet to . oa for Poland, must be ceded to a new Poland. Poland's territory in Gel ny's control if not voluntarily ceded by Germany mast be sestared to al polish sovereignty only under pain of a democratic world's sanctions, ‘sa a or) whieh would be applied to both Germany and Russia until Russia vac Boland. A democratic world's sanction will be epplied to Russia until 4 ancels ‘the treaties made since September 1' 1939, with Estonie, Latvia, fi thuania and ‘Finland, and submits the issue of reparations to" Pinle na ¢] eceptabie tribunal of adjustment. The application ana extension of the Banctions would be the inauguration and expansion of a new tdealfam end Focracy in which not only Poland would again become & nation, but which Bear every pleading nationalism. No donbt a@ peace plan thet WO} uld be ac rable by a Germany in no immediate dancer of losing” the war, would have Fnoludécthe return of the colonies outright, or. under uondetes providing © erentual independence of all of them - as the’ orld Bi nue set ul imilar mancates for their colonies.” eae akan a . ~ : _ A peace without viotory is still possible, even if. the Germans teke parie and eliminete ‘France from the war. There is ‘Do need to make nr. ¢