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that out of America would come compassion and understanding. America, their only friend and refuge.
But America did not understand. The American people did not even hear about it. But these Russian folk did not know that the American people never heard about it. All they know is that a few weeks after that appeal came the landing of the American troops.
And now they say to one another: "How stupid we were to stand there in the heat and the dust stretching out our hands like beggars!"
[Reprinted from "The New Republic."
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