revolution of 1848, and the Russian Revolution of 1918. Each spoke for
an he—eommon man in terms of blood én the battlefield. Some went to excess,
But the significant thing is that the people grcpod. their way to the
light. More of them learned to think and work together.

The pedple's revolution aims at peace and not at violence, but if
‘the rights¢cf the common sine are attacked, it unleashes the ferocit:
of-a sheebear who has lost a cub, When the Nazi psychologists tell
. their master -Hitler that we in the United States may be able to produce
hundreds of thousands of planes, but that we have no will to fight, they
are only fooling themselves and him, The truth is that when the rights
of the American people are transgressed, as those rights have been
transgressed, the American people it] fight with a relentless fury
which will aydioe the’ snedent Teutonic gods back cowering into their
caves. The Gotterdtimerung has come for Odin and his crew,

The people are on the march toward oven fuller freedom than the

10st fortamate peoples of the earth have hitherto enjoyed. No Nazi

countcr-revolution will stop it. The common man will smoke the Hitler
stooges out into the open in the United States, in Latin America, and
in India, He will destroy their influence. No Lavals, no Mussolinics

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will be sul abate in a Free World,

The peoplg in their millennial and revolutionary march toward
manifesting here on earth the dignity that is in every human soul,
hold as their Grete tes Pour Peecdatg onimeietcs by Presidont Roosevelt |
in his message to Congress on January 6, 1941. These four frecdoms
are the vory core of the revolution for which the United Nations have
taken their stand. We who live in the United States may think there is

nothing very revoluticnery about freedom of religion, freedom of expression,