English Translation

166.) in each individual state. Incidentally, as far as I am inforned, the Russian Communists in essence look at the possibility of post-war development in such a way, and the government of the Soviet Union will certainly then officially formulate its views on the non-eminence in the internal relations of the other states, not in the context of the war. The British-Soviet Treaty of May 1942 is the best expression of this. Such a development was without doubt made easier and possible the work of the two systems after the war. Moreover, after this war, both riots will be so exhausted and vitally taken away that they will really need a long period of outer peace and cooperation and inner peace. These are my reasons for the practical possibilities and needs of the non-violent post-war development of the European world democracy and its coexistence and cooperation with the system of Soviet socialism. I believe that a forward-looking politician should see and understand this development, its theoretical preconditions and practical conditions and needs in the interest of the people and the state as a whole and therefore, in his day-to-day politics, should simply take a reasonable and naughty step for Sohrritt, which the nine conditions will require accordingly. xXx