CONFLICT IN RUSSIA
EFFECT AFTER THE WAR "A I the prcsfMi lime niir thoughts must needs I urn eastward lo the terrible conflict I;i*;:if4 waged en the iiliins ol' Russia. We arc now concerned, not with any parly or economif system. hut with the new and most moving uprising of the whole Russian penjJ]t 1 . of the same spirit of passionate devotion to their land nnd tc its independence which once broke the hitherto all-conquering
powrr of lilt 1 great Xiipn'mm. From tJif present look forward lc- the future. Who can ie!l what Ihe effect may he upon the ordering of the pos!-war world of a closer relationship between on the one hand a new Russia, noted by afflielion and emancipated from errors ef the past, and on the other the 1 >riiis 11 Government and the United States?"— Or Lang, formerly Archbishop of Canterbury, sneaking at Canterbury Diocesan Con Terence.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 24, 4 March 1942, Page 3
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151CONFLICT IN RUSSIA Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 24, 4 March 1942, Page 3
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