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...gist of the Salisbury report was that the Kremlin seemed interested in growing Anglo-American sentiment for renewed atomic talks, though such details as Winston Churchill's statement on the issue (see FOREIGN NEWS) had not yet been printed in the Russian press. The Moscow journal, Soviet State and Law, had exhumed and emphasized Joseph Stalin's two-year-old statement to Henry Wallace: "Peaceful settlements of disagreements between the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. are not only possible, but absolutely essential in the interests of general peace." In principle, Russia was not against a limitation on national sovereignty...
...principal defendants, however, were different. For the first time Budapest's Red regime was trying its tactics on Anglo-American businessmen, and their alleged Hungarian associates...
Germany, he insisted, was least guilty of any of the warring powers in World War II. He smeared Social Democratic Leaders Waldemar von Knoeringen (chief of the party's Bavarian unit) and Kurt Schumacher (national boss), and Schles-wig-Holstein's Christian Democratic Leader Theodor Steltzer as Anglo-American lackeys and informers. He sneered at them for making "such a big fuss about Hitler's barbarism against the Jews...
...considered the Prime Minister's inconsistency on the Communist question. Nehru interrupted. "I am not prepared to be anti-this or anti-that," he cried angrily. "I may be soft to some, hard to others at times, but I dislike being pushed about or bullied . . . Some on the Anglo-American side call me a Communist, while some on the other side call me an imperialist . . . People ask me: 'Are you this or are you that?' But I say: 'This is where I intend to be. Nowhere else...
Congratulations . . . The one man who symbolizes Anglo-American unity, without which the whole world would slide (or plummet) back into the Eastern darkness of the antiChrist...