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story of that struggle cannot be read without admiration for the courage, the perseverance, and the
vital force which enabled him to challenge, defy, conciliate, or overcome, all the authorities or
resistance's which barred his path. He, and the ever increasing legions who worked with him,
certainly showed at this time, in their patriotic ardor and love of country, that there was nothing that
they would not dare, no sacrifice of life, limb or liberty that they would not make themselves or inflict
upon their opponents." - Winston Churchill. Francis Nielson. 'Makers of War' p.101
"There must not be lacking in our leadership something of that spirit of the Austrian corporal who,
when all had fallen into ruins around him, and when Germany seemed to have fallen into chaos, did
not hesitate to march forth against the vast army of victorious nations and has already turned the
tables decisively against them."
"The German leader with the highest of praise for his accomplishments as no other foreign statesman
ever received from an Englishman." - Winston Churchill, 4th, October, 1938
Many of Churchill's statements on Communist Russia coincided with Adolf Hitler's views: "In Russia,
we have a vast, dumb people dwelling under the discipline of a conscripted army in war time; a
people suffering in years of peace the rigors and privations of the worst campaigns; a people ruled by
terror, fanaticism's and the Secret Police. Here we have a state whose subjects are so happy that they
have to be forbidden to quit its bounds under the direst of penalties; where diplomatists and agents
sent on foreign missions have often t leave their wives and children at home as hostages to ensure
their eventual return. Here we have a system whose social achievements crowd 5 or 6 people in a
single room; whose wages hardly compare in purchasing power with the British dole; whose life is
unsafe, where liberty is unknown; where grace and culture are dying, and where armaments and
preparations for war were rife. Here is a land where God is blasphemed, and man, plunged in this
world's misery, is denied the hope of money on both sides of the grave. Here we have a power
actively and ceaselessly engaged in trying to overturn existing civilizations by stealth and propaganda,
and when it dares, by bloody force.
Here we have a state, three million of whose subjects are languishing in foreign exile, whose
intelligentsia have been methodically destroyed; a state nearly half a million of whose citizens
reduced in servitude for their political opinions, are rotting and freezing through the Arctic night;
toiling to death in the forests, mines and quarries, many for no more than indulging in that freedom of
thought which has gradually raised man above the beast. Decent good-hearted British men and
women ought not to be so airily detached from realities that they have no word of honest indignation
for such wantonly, callously inflicted pain." - Winston Churchill. Great Contemporaries
"The Soviet system is barbarism worse than the Stone Age." - Winston Churchill
"No faith need be, indeed may be, kept with non-communists. Every act of goodwill, of tolerance, of
conciliation, of mercy, of magnanimity on the part of governments or statesmen is to be utilised for
their ruin. Then, when the time is ripe and the moment opportune, every form of lethal violence, from
revolution to private assassination, must be used without stint or compunction. The citadel will be
stormed under the banners of Liberty and Democracy; and once the apparatus of power is in the hands
of the Brotherhood all opposition, all contrary opinion, must be extinguished by death. Democracy is
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