Roosevelt Standard | 1945-01-18 | Page 2 | Complete Campaign Against Germany

COMPLETE CAMPAIGN AGAINST GERMANY I SAW WORLD WAR I END with a German plea for a negotiated nego-tiated peace when the fighting had reached the borders of the Reich. L had expected to see about the same thing in this war. The Germans had been good at dishing it out, but I did not believe they would take their own medicine. The difference is the negotiated peace of World War I and the unconditional surrender terms of this war. General Tersh-ing Tersh-ing opposed any stopping short of Berlin in 1918. Had his views been accepted this war would probably proba-bly not have occurred. Let's have it over with, once and for all, this time, even though the Germans Ger-mans refuse to quit short of zn-nihllation. zn-nihllation. mm