Speaker. that there are those who say. both in these chambers and outside of them. that we should not meddle in the affairs of Soviet Russia. I am sure in the 1930s there were people who said we should not meddle in the affairs of Nazi Germany. I would suggest to my friends and to my colleagues that it is a proper consideration in this House and in our country when it comes to the moral question of freedom and the moral question of the rights of all people. both Christian and Jew alike. to emigrate and return to a country. that there should be some meddling. That there should be some meddling when we are talking about American technology and American capital in the form of credits. certainly it seems to me that this country should at least have a very strong interest in what happens in Soviet Russia. Perhaps had we done so in the 1930s we would not today have suffered the many problems that we did. certainly during the holocaust of World War II.
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