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By Tony Benn
“The dominant factor in European politics today remains fear of attack by both East and West from each other. In the West the Soviet control of East Germany,
Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Rumania, is widely interpreted as clear evidence of Soviet intentions to expand its control over the whole of Europe, and the military arsenals of the Warsaw Pact, with their heavy preponderance
of ground troops, add to those fears.”
