me

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imate of the Black Sea.
ese workers’ rest homes were
erly the palaces of Czats,
irinces, noblemen and other
“ions of the aristoeracy of old
USSia.-

orkers’ palaces that Presi-
mt ‘Roosevelt, Prime Minister
hurehill and Marshal Stalin
me with their diplomatic and
iitary staffs to develop
irther the world pattern of
-2 Teheran Concord; to take

ade at Teheran to strike the
Sscist_ enemy “from the east,
St and south,” and to con-
m the fervent desire of all
jace-loving ‘democratic peo-
fs “to destroy, German mili-
\ ism and Nazism and to en-
se that _ Germany will never
ain be “able “to disturb the
ace of the: world. 2

Phe. Inighty drive of the ei
pmy since January, liberatins

land from the Nazi yoke and
ieching from the Vistula to
+ Oder—to the Nazi Iair of
clin, coupled with the British
veriean and Canadian smash-
attack which is now
imbling the Siegfried line,
‘dicates the Coneord of Te-
an for decisive victory over
_ Hitlerite enemy and his un-
ditional surrender. It also
wides an assurance to all
» @ handful of sneering cy-
\s and “soft-peace” expon-
S that the united and con-
ted actions “ef the “Big

By TOM,

Riviera,

was to this Yalta area of

nck of the historic decisions °

a new freedom is born”

Mc EWEN

| the coastal areas of the Crimea there are scores of ok
FS’ sanatoria and rest-homes where tens of thousands of
et workers, men and women annually spend their sum-
ger vacation winning back health and energy in the bracing
A large number of ©

TOM McEWEN
LPP Provincial Chairman

Three” in earryinge the war to
the enemy, is the best guaran-
tee that the “Crimea Gharter”
will serve the aspiration of all
democratic mankind for a new
world order of security and
peace.

Sc eight miles from Yalta,

the most southern Grimea
summer resort, is the great
palace of Lavadia where the
“Crimea Charter?” of world
democracy was perfected. Up
until German occupation of the
Crimea the Czar’s palace of
Livadia was one of the Soviet
Union’s famed sanatoria for

tuberculosis. The great palace
is a semi-tudor, semi-renais-
Sance structure, which must

ing out on the Black Sea. -
-zreason for this was that the

have made the English archi-
tect weep when a Czar with his
senile maniacal advisor,
putin, insisted that the frontal

portiers of the palace. be stuck
'on the back of the building,

rather than on the front look-
The

Czar’s favorite “saint”? was set
in a small pavilioned circle up
on the mountain at the back
of the palace known as the
“eagle’s eyrie’ where the last
of the Romanoffs and their
mad advisers plotted against
their " people. The Czar’s door
Stes which of course must be the
“front? door, had therefore to

“be set at the rear of the palace,

rather than where all normal

“people .'. . including the Eng-

lish architect felt ‘it should be
. . . at the front.

The palace erounds and
vineyard of Livadia are wun-
surpassed for beauty and spa-
ciousness, and scores of thou-
sands of Soviet factory, office
and farm workers have gained
new health there. It is fittings
that Livadia, with its old tradi-
tions of cruel serfdom, and its
new Soviet system of health,
vigor and freedom, should have
been the site for the perfec-
tion of a happier freer world
for mankind. That there the
peoples of the democratic

world, marching on the last lap -

of complete vyictory over the
Hitlerite enemy should hear

reiterated in stirring promise
those famous words of Te-
heran:

“We shail seek the co-

operation and. active partici-
pation of all nations, large
and small, whose peoples in
heart and mind are dedi-
cated, as our own people, to
the elimination of slavery,
oppression and intolerance.

The Palace of Livadia near Yalta, wher e the Crimea Conference was held, and where
id. Roosevelt and his staff sestcled ale ring the conference.

Ras- ~

‘ "nich;

In the beautiful grounds of Alupka Palace, Crimea,

We will welcome them as
they may choose to come into
the world family of demo-
cratic nations.’

Against the Crimea Charter
we hear in unison the howls
of the Nazi marauders from
their dens in Berlin and Mu-
the Polish — emigre “SOV—
“ernment” conspirators. in Lon-
don; and the CGE in Ganada.
From’ Angus ‘MacInnis’ “Tehe-
ran and all ‘that bunk” to the
current issues of the “Canadian
Forum,” which eyniecally asks
the question “whether cham-
pagne dinners do much to al-
ter the realities of power poli-
ties] 28. 9227 ane one issue, and

gives its own answer in the

next . “however, interna-
tional the language of the
Three Wise Men (Forum’s em-
phasis) may be, what we are
goinge to haye in fact for the
next generation is a purely self-
centered Machiavellian policy
of national power practiced by
each one of them.”

Such pronouncements syn-
chronize with the mental dis-
courses of Tzar Nicholas and
Rasputin in the “Wagles Ey-
rie” at Livadia, and not with
the three great men history has
chosen to guide human destiny
in a transitional and cruel
epoch. One can understand the
howls of the Nazi beast fol-

—Continued on Page 13.

The “Red Flag’ Palace

where

Crimea,
Marshal Stalin and his aides resided during the Conference.

of Mishor,

ala