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without Russia, the German bloodhounds would have already achieved their goal, or would achieve it very soon. we and our children owe a great debt of gratitude to the Russian people for having experienced such immense losses and suffering. conduct the war has made obvious her great achievements in all industrial and technical fields. and in the limitless sacrifice and exemplary self-denial of every single individual, I see proof of a strong and universal will to defend what they have won. In Russia the equality of all national and cultural groups is not merely nominal but is actually practiced. (pp. 453-454) (it) |
