THE UNFINISHED REVOLUTION - Part 4 - Herman L Hoeh - February 1968

Herman L Hoeh

Why is it safe, in the USSR, to walk the streets alone at night? What is it like to live on a communist-run collective farm - stripped of all your land except for a garden plot around your house? To bring our readers the answers to these questions, we continue, in this issue, the fourth in a series of eyewitness reports on Soviet power. Moscow, USSR. The big question confronting all nations today is the need for effective world government. What kind of government shall it be? Who shall run it? How can it be achieved? All human life is at stake. Either there will be a World Government capable of enforcing peace, capable of making rebellious nations submit to law, or human life will be wiped off the face of the earth! The big struggle today between the USSR and the United States is not the question of Vietnam, or the Middle East. The big question is, What form of government shall dominate the world? - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library