A world in which Europe is restored as an oiganic whole, a world in which Chinese civilisation once more prevails in its own right and over all its own vast territories, a world in which the Near and Middle East achieve cohesion and stability, such a world will be balanced and secure. In such a wor.d Russia, too, will find security.—F. A. Voigt, editor of Nineteenth Century a nd After, London.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 July 1946, Page 6
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