Soviet Russia's Contribution to Peace

IN EVALUATING the Soviet Union's contribution to peace, the first concrete fact to be noted is that the Red Army has killed more Nazi soldiers than the armies of all the rest of the United Nations put together. Surely this must rank as a major contribution, for until the Nazi forces are destroyed there will be no peace. If the U.S.S.R. had not accepted Hitler's challenge and successfully checked the German onslaught at Moscow and Stalingrad, Germany and Japan would have been able to effect a junction of their forces in India, and all southern Asia would have fallen to the enemy. China's position would have become well-nigh hopeless, and most of Africa would have been in the hands of the Nazis and the Fascists

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