German Unification and World Peace
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Many Europeans are worried about the potential danger from a unified Germany. The history of the last 80 years justifies this fear. The solution is obvious. The future of NATO is in question since the Soviet Union is less of a threat.
Why not drop Germany from NATO, let the Soviet Union in and change the name of the organization from NATO to the Allies.
MYRON J. ARNOLD
Chino
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