Charles Lindbergh — Part 1

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Ai TMEDIATE, A x» IASTING PEACE IS Se EVEN Ip WITH.

HITLER IN fats
The following paregraph was written as a part of this booklet while

Best of. the vet ovservers and commentators were sssuming that efter **«
‘CEE tel ena he Se saery losses in lives and property, the Allies woudd acit

MmAictated peace in Paris. ‘This is no assumption that there may not Be so

re are certain that terrifio sacrifices have been made no matter who wri

the peace. a - booklet -

wAn immediate peace plan which would now concede the so-called corr
Ro Germany would not be handicapped by notifyiteg Germany at the same tim
at 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

pes for Poland, must be ceded to a new Poland. Poland's territory in Ge

- any’ 8 control if not voluntarily coded by Germany mast be gestor ed to a

~ polish sovereignty only. under pain of a ‘democratic world's sanctions, “aa

~ jons ‘whieh ‘would be spplied to both Germany and Russia until Russia vac

Foland. A democratic world's ganetion will be applied to Russia until i
Bex els the. treaties made since September 1" 1939, with Estonie, iatvia,

<1 Athuanie and Finland, and submits the issue of reparations to ‘Pinlena t

cceptabie tribunal of adjustment. ‘The application and extension of the

anetions would be the inauguration and expansion of a new idealism end

Fooracy in which not only Poland would again become a nation, ‘put which

pear every pleading netionalism. No doubt @ peace plan thet Would be ac

‘able by a ‘Germany in a) immediate dancer of r losing the war, ould have

8 eventual Indepentence of. all of them - Be the’ Torta ter ‘Allies

imilar mangates for. their colonies." ae

& 3 ,
ze. . * + - + *
+ ae
- _A ‘peace without viotory is ‘still possible, even at. ‘the Germans teke

ar OW

twin
- paris and eliminate Prance from the. war. There is. ‘BO need to make ary ¢

% ais 8 classical peroration the pusating life of the Britieh Brpire; ea
3

= <7

Spower ful new world”. “In spite of all tit has been seid about ’s gett

ht to conguer the words on ures | there OES To sbaleTob: “+a Sr a a