Chapter XII: Epilogue
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Deep in the Siberian mine,
Keep your patience proud;
The bitter toil shall not be lost,
The rebel thought unbowed.
The sister of misfortune, Hope,
In the under-darkness dumb
Speaks joyful courage to your heart:
The day desired will come...
The heavy-hanging chains will fall,
The walls will crumble at a word;
And Freedom greet you in the light,
And brothers give you back the sword.
ALEXANDER SERGEYEVICH PUSHKIN
_Appendix_
THE WEDEMEYER REPORT ON CHINA AND KOREA
_Submitted to_
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
_September 9, 1947_
_by_
ALBERT C. WEDEMEYER
_Lieutenant General, United States Army_
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