Chap.,  §

 1   1,    5   |    communism received from the West. The disastrous policies
 2   1,    5   | inferiority in relation to the West in this respect is admitted
 3   1,    6   |     than by some nation of the West.~What is this sole point
 4   1,    6   | thermonuclear victory over the West would be for the communist
 5   1,    9   |       communism throughout the West.3 As a consequence, the
 6   1,    9   |       naively feel that if the West attains such goals by bloodless
 7   1,    9   |       countless persons in the West there is an interplay of
 8   1      (5)|       work on the fears of the West, while Russia's proposals
 9   1      (5)|     could be eliminated if the West, in the interest of peace,
10   1,   10   |      than this by inducing the West to desire a semi‑communist
11   1,   11   | psychological situation of the West. In a word, communism does
12   2,    5   |      the Bolshevization of the West. Once these values have
13   4,    1   |       all the languages of the West the word "dialogue" (according
14   4,    2   |       and which erupted in the West with marked vigor after
15 App2        |      will lead inevitably to a West‑East nuclear confrontation ‑
16 App2        |    that matter the rest of the West have become economically