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British grenadier." Austen Chamberlain
WHY DIE FOR STALIN?
"In dying for Stalin your soldiers are not dying for democracy or the preservation of the democratic
form of government - they are dying for the establishment of Communism and a form of Stalinist
tyranny throughout the world. Furthermore, they are not dying for the preservation of the integrity of
small nations (England's old war-cry) but are dying so that Poland shall be a Soviet state; so that the
Baltic states shall be incorporated in the Soviet Union and so that Soviet influence shall extend from
the Baltic to the Balkans.
Every British soldier who lays down his life in this war is not only a loss to his own country; he is a
loss to the common cause of European civilization. Germany and England's quarrel is a form of
traditional rivalry. It is more in the nature of a private quarrel which Germany did not seek. The
Soviet Union's quarrel, however, is a quarrel with the WORLD. It is a quarrel with our common
heritage and with all those values - moral, spiritual, cultural and material which we have, all of us -
Englishmen and German alike - recognized, cherished and striven to maintain. TO DIE FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF THESE VALUES IS TO DIE IN VAIN.
Stalin, with all the diabolical power of Communism behind him, is seeking to profit from Britain's and
Germany's preoccupation. The amount of influence which Britain can exercise on Stalin can be
measured by the latter's undisputed claims to the sovereign territories of other nations. The only
controlling influence left on Stalin is the strength and tenacity of the German Wehrmacht and of the
European volunteers who support Germany in her fight for the survival of Europe, and its opposition
as the cradle of our common civilization.
Every British soldier who dies for Stalin is another nail in the coffin of Britain's hopes of maintaining
a 'balance of power' in Europe. Should the 'equilibrium' pass to Stalin then the equilibrium of the
world is at an end. THOSE WHO ARE ABOUT TO DIE - THINK IT OVER! Text of leaflet
dropped behind British lines by the 3rd Reich's British collaborators
"I, M.Daladier, struggle, together with my people, for the reparation of an injustice inflicted upon us,
and the others strive to maintain that injustice."
Hitler's letter to French President Dalaldier, 27th August 1939
"He (Neville Chamberlain) had no difficulty in recognizing where this injustice lay. There were six
million Germans in Austria to who national re-unification was forbidden by the peace treaties of
1919. Three million Germans in Czechoslovakia whose wishes had never been consulted, three
hundred and fifty thousand people in Danzig who were notoriously German."
A.J.P Taylor, British Historian
"Now we have forced Hitler into war, so that he can no longer neutralize one part of the Versailles
Treaty after another by peaceful means." Lord Halifax
"Germany is becoming too strong. We must neutralize her."
Winston Churchill, November, 1936 to U.S. General Wood
"If Germany becomes too strong, she will be broken up once again."
Winston Churchill, 1937 to German Foreign Minster Von Ribbentrop
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