English Translation

143.) and the Communismistisahe International carries on with it the triumph of the classless socialist society and will continue to lead it, Will it also carry it on after this war practically as before? And will it be supported in this struggle by the Soviet state? Depending on the answer to these questions, the practical relationship between the West European democracies and the Soviet Union will develop naturally after this war. The signing of the British-Soyetian Treaty of 26 May 1942 on cooperation in war and cooperation in reconstruction and in securing the peace of the Naoh War would mean that there is an intention and a decision to pursue a friendly and allied cooperation of the two systems for at least twenty years after the signing of future peace. Ioh seibst answers all these questions in view of today's international situation quite unambiguously: Ioh believe that it is possible and necessary that - just as today in the war - these two systems should work together with one another and that, even after the war, each other loyally tolerate each other, that would certainly have been their further temporary conflicting approach and perhaps their permanent, developmental balance and their influx into the future. This view is partly based on the theoretic considerations, partly on the practical needs.