North Atlantic Treaty

L. Doezema·1949-08-01

North Atlantic Treaty. Twelve nations joined together for mutual self-protection is the essence of the most important pact ever made. It is to protect against the ag­gression of the Soviet Union. It is one of the highest hopes of the west for peace. One commen­tator compared it with the ruins of the previous attempts at peace in the disarma­ment pacts of the post World War I period. They were pacts for dis­armament. Disarma­ment failed. Now the world trusts in pacts which arm the world for...

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