“THE NEW ORDER”
COMMON PEOPLE NOT DECEIVED.” “ The great mass of common men the w’orld over are not deceived by the Nazis’ talk of a new order. They realise that there is no order or security in tyranny. They want what the British people want. They want a friendly, civilised world of free peoples in which Christian virtues and moral values are not spumed as decadent and out-<moded, a world where honest work is recognised and a man can own himself. They have not lost their faith in individual libetry and the democratic way of life. They are not content to be deprived of those freedoms which they know to be essential to the welfare of man. They desire freedom of speech and expression. They desire freedom' to worship God in accordance with their own conscience. They desire freedom from want, or, if I may borrow the words used by your Prime Minister in a broadcast to Amterica spoken more than two years ago, they desire a ‘ world of increasing hope and enjoyment for the common man, the world of honoured tradition and expanding science.’ Lastly, they desire freedom from, the fear of armed aggression.”—Mr W. Winant, United
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 62, Issue 4428, 21 May 1941, Page 7
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