WELCOMED IN LONDON
INTER-ALLIED RESOLUTION
RUGBY, September 25,
A general welcome is accorded here to the results of the Inter-Allied Conference, and it is felt that not only has a new step forward been taken by the unanimous endorsement of the "Atlantic Charter," but also that a practical realisation has been shown of the problems of the post-war international settlement. The Press agrees that the conference provides the framework for machinery for carrying out the principles1 of the charter. "The Times" says: "Through the presence for the first time at the Allied council table of the Soviet Ambassador, the conference has, in fact, become an embryonic organ of a reconstituted Europe. "The leaders of ten foreign < States, together with Great Britain and the nations of the Commonwealth, pledged themselves yesterday to work together not merely in winning the war, .but in building the subsequent peace. "By uniting his victims in the .common determination both to resist aggression and to prevent its renewal, Herr Hitler has created the beginning of a new European order based on freedom and co-operation."—B.O.W.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 78, 29 September 1941, Page 6
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