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[General Giraud, at a press conference in Washington, said that France would remain with the United States "to build a peace that will not only be lasting and just but also realistic.’’] | E build our Peace to lastWeil said, mon Général! The Makeshifts of the Past Must go for Good and All. For, failing Permanence, Such building is in vainFury will jump the Fence And Chaos come again. Byes Peace is to be just? Mon Général, c’est vrai! For, lacking mutual Trust, It would not last a Day. If Justice guides us, then We'll banish needless Force, And Love will govern MenE. & O. E., of Course! UCH Notions are not Fad, Utopian or Mystic: Mon Général, why add, "But also realistic’? What can be on your Mind? What View of Peace maturing Of any other Kind Than equal and enduring? -.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 9, Issue 213, 23 July 1943, Page 2
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144What Else? New Zealand Listener, Volume 9, Issue 213, 23 July 1943, Page 2
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