In the capitals of the four great Allied powers, this week, statesmen shaped the world that will follow World War II. The discussions had gone on for weeks. They were secret, and most of what leaked out to the press was bottled by censorship.
But this much could be published: that the Governments of the U.S., the Soviet Union, China and Britain had determined to cooperate in peace as in war, to collaborate economically, to write the peace jointly and maintain it, forswearing suspicions which had kept them apart.
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