THE LESSON
RUSSIA AND FRANCE ‘‘Too many Russians have died; too much earth has been scorched: the people of Russia have invested tqo heavily in victory to stop fighting for the sake of a shoddy peace. S tai tn must know this; that any separate peace which left half of Russia under Nazi control and the rest at the mercy of Germany and Japan would be regarded by the stubborn defenders of Russian soil as a traitorous betrayal. Besides, Stalin has before him the example of Marshal Petain, who sought a soldier’s truce at Hitler’s hands, only to stand to-day as the (symbol of a State in vassalage tb Nazi Germany.—" New YoTJrTtthW.”
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 64, Issue 4536, 13 February 1942, Page 7
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