Nothing would contribute more to the prospects for a stable peace and to the security of the Western nations than a forthright effort by the West at Helsinki to raise the question of the right of selfdetermination. in accordance with the U.N. Charter and postwar agreements. for the captive nations of Central and Eastern Europe. And while committing itself to this basic goal at Helsinki. the West should simultaneously seek to obtain guarantees of freedom of expression and freedom of movement. and freedom of immigration and of all other basic rights for the still captive people of the Kremlins European empire. Mr. Speaker. at the risk of oversimplification. may I remind my colleagues. the world cannot exist half slave and half free.
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