(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
20. MAY 1967
By: Ernesto "Che" Guevara
It is over 21 years since the last world war ended and various magazines celebrate in countless languages this event, symbolized by the victory over Japan.
21 years without a world war seems long into an era of severe contradictions, violent clashes and sudden upheavals. But, without analyzing the practical results of this peace we have all been willing to defend, we must ask if it is a reality. An analysis shows that this peace entails poverty, decay and increasing dividends.
It is not the intention here to write a history of all the local conflicts that have arisen after Japan's surrender. Nor is it the intention to establish the extent and number of the internal unrest and civil wars that have taken place in these years of peace. For us, it manages to use the wars in Korea and Vietnam as arguments against the blue-eyed opti. . .
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