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Charles Lindbergh — Part 1
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orld will bring demoWMMMyo principles t§ the pr@aps of Eastern
urope and Western Europe - everywhere, to all countries subject to t!
Dverlordehip, or mandate, or any one nation. ,
; On September 7th, 1939, Prime Mini eter Chamberlain, according to
Pena Telecovs, tld tho Houvo of Commonn that 1f Chancellor lilties W
eounting on a short war in Poland to gain his objectives, he would be
© disappointment in England's resolve to prosecute what he thinks wi:
Fong war. But in the light of 6 real donocracy that is assured in th
7 ution of all nations ever onward to a better world, and by reason of
@resent indistinguishabdle political, military and economic positions ¢
ves of the European powers, there is no_reason_why, of the-effort
were made to end the World War should not be repeated now. This was -
eal for an immediate peace without victory. If the Allies under Bri‘
eadership should refuse to consider such an appeal from the Unitedste
heir positon wonld be due to the determination of imperialism to cru:
mould-be imitator, of one military power to hold the summit of politi:
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meconoric advantage against all others... “7 ‘
: ¥ mean the loss of
Unless there 1s an early peace this war will eeet millions of li
wogifht
Spillions of treasure wealth and the confusion of all society for years
deliberations and
fome - through the, willfulness of less than a dozen’ Gen. Therc ia sor
7 hing close to one-man power in other countries then Germany. “Even fr
nited States Nr. Roosevelt, like lir. Wilaon, would become a near-dict
of neutrality
houla chameleon-like positions jAswittly pass in imperceptible nance:
’ fesire, foon"m2asureashort of war", to actual partielpetion in the wer.
be weit woul3 hardly be refused by Germany unless victory scons to be
. 2he only” known obdjectives of Germany in this war are to re
ire “the corridor and her former colonies and to save the nation from
erverment end the @ormsn people frem inpover{shmont.
Inmediately on the outbreax of tho wer tho Prosident Impose nto
Beutral position desired by the Congrese in ite precaution areinet an;
witable participation” {n a Europosn war long inpending. There “ts a
a en b een-Phesite Wtason's_neutre yoanad P
elt's'in their advice ‘to the people to support the government 'p. posit
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