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DEDICATION To the armed forces of the Allied Nations, who are fighting tor the preservation of lib- erty, that the Four Freedoms may be carried to the uttermost parts of the earth, we dedi- cate the ARENA of 1945.
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FOR ALL MANKIND The statement that we wish no territorial addition whatsoever should go tar in winning over the nations who are distrustful of America at the present time. Access to the trade and raw materials of the world is guaranteed to all nations. In connection with this, freedom of the high seas is strongly advocated. The eighth and last point states our belief that all nations must come to the abandonment of the use of force, or else peace can never be maintained. The Four Freedoms form the foundation for the Atlantic Charter. Do we battle for the territory and possessions of others? Do we fight through greed and lust? Do we seek domination of the world? No, we fight that the world may be safe for all mankind; that each and all may live in an atmosphere of brotherly love, human kindness, and true equality. Can a man be really interested in world peace while his body is racked with pangs of starvation, while he cowers in some foul place, trembling in fright? Satis- fy his hunger, banish his fears, give him the right to speak and to worship as he pleases. Without these in- born rights, our high hopes for a world peace must surely fall, shattered into tiny bits by the cruelty of tyrants and the selfish thoughtlessness of the common roan, who have never considered the plight of their fellows. To the four corners of the earth, into every nation, every home, and every heart, must these freedoms and principles of the Atlantic Charter be carried. The path will be long, hard, and treacherous, but it must be traveled. We shall always be striving toward this goal, the essence of a perfect world peace. Then, and only then, will the peoples of the earth be in complete har- mony with one another. We, the youth of America, salute the Atlantic Charter and the Four Freedoms, and give our solemn pledge that, though the way be weary and the torch- light dim, they shall be ordained throughout the world.
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