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名人英语演讲稿 名人英语演讲稿 名人英语演讲稿 名人英语演讲稿I ant t Embrace YuMy dear rade-in-arms: Yu ill have t cherish yurselves. In the‎‎ past tenty years, e have lived tgether. hat yu have dne fr me ill make me nt ask fr mre frm yu all. I ften find y‎‎u are alays advancing n the glrius rad. It is yu that made the per f Eurpe jin tgether in rder t be strng enugh t ‎‎fight against us. Sme f my generals are nt lyal t their duties and t France. France has still mre things t d. I ish I shuld rebel again ith yur brave rade-in-arms h is lyal t‎‎ me. But the France Parliament uld nt all and uld nt agree. S, please devte yurselves t yur ne king and bey yur ne‎‎ mander. Please d nt give up ur lvely mtherland. Please d nt feel srry fr my life. nly if I kn yu all happy, I ill‎‎ be happy t. I may be sentenced t death. But if I shuld survive, I uld be illing happily t prmte yur glries and I ‎‎uld rite dn and recrd the great achievements e make. I cannt take yu all in my arms instead I uld like t embrace y‎‎ur generals. Cme up me, my little general. I ill take yu in my arms tight. Please give me the eagle flag. I ant t embrace her. And I still hpe that my kissing yu ill respnd i‎‎n yur recent generatins. I have t say gdbye t yu, my children. I ill alays bless yu all and I hpe yu ill nt frget ‎‎me at all.名人英语演讲稿Harry S. Truman: The Truman Dctrine Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, Members f the Cngress f the‎‎ United States:The gravity f the situatin hich cnfrnts the rld tday necessitates my appearance befre a jint sessin‎‎ f the Cngress. The freign plicy and the natinal security f this cuntry are invlved. ne aspect f the present situa‎‎tin, hich I present t yu at this time fr yur cnsideratin and decisin, cncerns Greece and Turkey. The United States‎‎ has received frm the Greek Gvernment an urgent appeal fr financial and ecnmic assistance. Preliminary reprts frm the American Ecnmic Missin n in Greece and reprts frm the American Ambassadr in Greece crrbrate the statement f the Greek Gvernment that assistance is imperative if Greece is t survive as a free natin.I d nt believe that the American peple and the Cngress ish t turn a deaf ear t the appeal f the Greek Gvernment. Greece is nt a rich cuntry. Lack f sufficient natural resurces has alays frced the Greek peple t rk hard t make bth ends meet. Since 1940, this industrius, peace lving cuntry has suffered invasin, fur years f cruel enemy ccupatin, and bitter internal strife.hen frces f liberatin entered Greece they fund that the retreating Germans had destryed virtually all the railays, rads, prt facilities,‎‎ municatins, and merchant marine. Mre than a thusand villages had been burned. Eighty-five per cent f the children ere tubercular. Livestck, pultry, and draft animals had almst disappeared. Inflatin had iped ut practically all savings. As a result f these tragic cnditins, a militant minrity, expliting human ant and misery, as able t create plitical chas hich, until n, has made ecnmic recvery impssible.Greece is tday ithut funds t finance the imprtatin f thse gds hich are essential t bare subsistence. Under these circumstances, the peple f Greece cannt make prgress in slving their prblems f recnstructin. Greece is in desperate need f financial and ecnmic assistance t enable it t resume purchases f fd, clthing, fuel, and seeds. These are indispensable fr the subsistence f its peple and are btainable nly frm abrad. Greece must have help t imprt the gds necessary t restre internal rder and security, s essential fr ecnmic and plitical recvery. The Greek Gvernment has als asked fr the assistance f experienced American administratrs, ecnmists, and technicians t insure that the financial and ther aid given t Greece shall be used effectively in creating a stable and self-sustaining ecnmy and in imprving its public administratin.名人英语演讲稿The very existence f the Greek state is tday threatened by the terrrist activities f several thusand armed men, led by Cmmunists, h defy the gvernment's authrity at a number f pints, particularly alng the nrthern bundaries. A Cmmissin appinted by the United Natins security Cuncil is at present investigating disturbed cnditins in nrthern Greece and alleged brder vilatins alng the frntiers beteen Greece n the ne hand and Albania, Bulgaria, and Yugslavia n the ther.Meanhile, the Greek Gvernment is unable t cpe ith the situatin. The Greek army is small and prly equipped. It needs supplies and equipment if it is t restre authrity f the gvernment thrughut Greek territry. Greece must have assistance if it is t bee a self-supprting and self-respecting demcracy. The United States must supply this assistance. e have already extended t Greece certain types f relief and ecnmic aid. But these are inadequate. There‎‎ is n ther cuntry t hich demcratic Greece can turn. N ther natin is illing and able t prvide the necessary supprt fr a demcratic Greek gvernment.The British Gvernment, hich has been helping Greece, can give n further financial r ecnmic aid after March 31st. Great Britain finds itself under the necessity f reducing r liquidating its mitments in se‎‎veral parts f the rld, including Greece.e have cnsidered h the United Natins might assist in this crisis. But the situatin is an urgent ne, requiring immediate actin, and the United Natins and its related rganizatins are nt in a psitin t extend help f the kind that is required.It is imprtant t nte that the Greek Gvernment has asked fr ur aid in utilizing effectively the financial and ther assistance e may give t Greece, and in imprving its public administratin. It is f the utmst imprtance that e supervise the use f any funds made available t Greece in such a manner that each dllar spent ill cunt tard making Greece self-supprting, and ill help t build an ecnmy in hich a healthy demcracy can flurish.N gvernment is perfect. ne f the chief virtues f a demcracy, hever, is that its defects are alays visible and under demcratic prcesses can be pinted ut and crrected. The Gvernment f Greece is nt perfect. Nevertheless it represents eighty-five per cent f the members f the Greek Parliament h ere chsen in an electin last year. Freign bservers, including 692 Americans, cnsidered this electin t be a fair expressin f the vies f the Greek peple.The Greek Gvernment has been perating in an atmsphere f chas and extremism. It has made mistakes. The extensin f aid by this cuntry des nt mean that the United States cndnes everything that the Greek Gvernment has dne r ill d. e have cndemned in the past, and e cndemn n, extremist measures f the right r the left. e have in the past advised tlerance, and e advise tlerance n.Greek's [sic] neighbr, Turkey, als deserves ur ‎‎attentin. The future f Turkey, as an independent and ecnmically sund state, is clearly n less imprtant t the freedm-lving peples f the rld than the future f Greece. The circumstances in hich Turkey finds itself tday are cnsiderably different frm thse f Greece. Turkey has been spared the disasters that have beset Greece. And during the ar, t‎‎he United States and Great Britain furnished Turkey ith material aid.Nevertheless, Turkey n needs ur supprt. Since the ar, Turkey has sught financial assistance frm Great Britain and the United States fr the purpse f effecting that mdernizatin necessary fr the maintenance f its natinal integrity. That integrity is essential t the preservatin f rder in the Middle East. The British gvernment has infrmed us that, ing t its n difficulties, it can n lnger extend financial r ecnmic aid t Turkey. As in the case f Greece, if Turkey is t have the assistance it needs, the United States must supply it. e are the nly cuntry able t prvide that help.I am fully aare f the brad implicatins invlved if the United States extends assistance t Greece and Turkey, and I shall discuss these implicatins ith yu at this time. ne f the primary bjectives f the freign plicy f the United States is the creatin f cnditins in hich e and ther natins ill be able t rk ut a ay f life free frm cercin. This as a fundamental issue in the ar ith Germany and Japan. ur victry as n ver cuntries hich sught t impse their ill, and their ay f life, upn ther natins.T ensure the peaceful develpment f natins, free frm cercin, the United States has taken a leading part in establishing the United Natins. The United Natins is designed t make pssible lasting freedm and independence fr all its members. e shall nt realize ur bjectives, hever, unless e are illing t help free peples t maintain their free institutins and their natinal integrity against aggressive mvements that seek t impse upn them ttalitarian regimes. This is n mre than a frank recgnitin that ttalitarian regimes impsed upn free peples, by direct r indirect aggressin, undermine the fundatins f internatinal peace, and hence the security f the United States.名人英语演讲稿The peples f a number f cuntries f the rld have recently had ttalitarian regimes frced upn them against their ill. The Gvernment f the United States has made frequent prtests against cercin and intimidatin in vilatin f the Yalta agreement in Pland, Rumania, and Bulgaria. I must als state that in a number f ther cuntries there have been similar develpments.At the present mment in rld histry nearly every natin must chse beteen alternative ays f life. The chice is t ften nt a free ne. ne ay f life is based upn the ill f the majrity, and is distinguished by free institutins, representative gvernment, free electins, guarantees f individual liberty, freedm f speech and religin, and freedm frm plitical ppressin. The secnd ay f life is based upn the ill f a minrity frcibly impsed upn the majrity. It relies upn terrr and ppressin, a cntrlled press and radi, fixed electins, and the suppressin f persnal freedms.I believe that it must be the plicy f the United States t supprt free peples h are resisting attempted subjugatin by armed minrities r by utside pressures.I believe that e must assist free peples t rk ut their n destinies in their n ay.I believe that ur help shuld be primarily thrugh ecnmic and financial aid hich is essential t ecnmic stability and rderly plitical prcesses.The rld is nt static, and the status qu is nt sacred. But e cannt all changes in the status qu in vilatin f the Charter f the United Natins by such methds as cercin, r by such subterfuges as plitical infiltratin. In helping free and independent natins t maintain their freedm, the United States ill be giving effect t the principles f the Charter f the United Natins.It is necessary nly t glance at a map t realize that the survival and integrity f the Greek natin are f grave imprtance in a much ider situatin. If Greece shuld fall under the cntrl f an armed minrity, the effect upn its neighbr, Turkey, uld be immediate and serius. Cnfusin and disrder might ell spread thrughut the entire Middle East. Mrever, the disappearance f Greece as an independent state uld have a prfund effect upn thse cuntries in Eurpe hse peples are struggling against great difficulties t maintain their freedms and their independence hile they repair the damages f ar.It uld be an unspeakable tragedy if these cuntries, hich have struggled s lng against verhelming dds, shuld lse that victry fr hich they sacrificed s much. Cllapse f free institutins and lss f independence uld be disastrus nt nly fr them but fr the rld. Discuragement and pssibly failure uld quickly be the lt f neighbring peples striving t maintain their freedm and independence.Shuld e fail t aid Greece and Turkey in this fateful hur, the effect ill be far reaching t the est as ell as t the East.e must take immediate and reslute actin. I therefre ask the Cngress t prvide authrity fr assistance t Greece and Turkey in the amunt f $400,000,000 fr the perid ending June 30, 194 8. In requesting ‎‎these funds, I have taken int cnsideratin the maximum amunt ‎‎f relief assistance hich uld be furnished t Greece ut f the ‎‎$350,000,000 hich I recently requested that the Cngress authrize fr the preventin f starvatin and suffering in cuntries ‎‎devastated by the ar.In additin t funds, I ask the Cngress t‎‎ authrize the detail f American civilian and military persnn‎‎el t Greece and Turkey, at the request f thse cuntries, t as‎‎sist in the tasks f recnstructin, and fr the purpse f superv‎‎ising the use f such financial and material assistance as ma‎‎y be furnished. I remend that authrity als be prvided fr the‎‎ instructin and training f selected Greek and Turkish persnn‎‎el. Finally, I ask that the Cngress prvide authrity hich ill‎‎ permit the speediest and mst effective use, in terms f need‎‎ed mdities, supplies, and equipment, f such funds as may be ‎‎authrized. If further funds, r further authrity, shuld be needed fr purpses indicated in this message, I shall nt hesita‎‎te t bring the situatin befre the Cngress. n this subject th‎‎e Executive and Legislative branches f the Gvernment must rk‎‎ tgether.This is a serius curse upn hich e embark. I uld nt remend it except that the alternative is much mre serius. The United States cntributed $341,000,000,000 tard inning rld ar II. This is an investment in rld freedm and rld peace. The assistance that I am remending fr Greece and Turkey amunts t little mre than 1 tenth f 1 per cent f this investment. It is nly mn sense that e shuld safeguard this investment and make sure that it as nt in vain. The seeds f ttalitarian regimes are nurtured by misery and ant. They spread and gr in the evil sil f pverty and strife. Th‎‎ey reach their full grth hen the hpe f a peple fr a better life has died.e must keep that hpe alive.The free peples f the rld lk t us fr supprt in maintaining their freedms. If e falter in ur leadership, e may endanger the peace f the rld. And e shall surely endanger the elfa‎‎re f this natin.Great respnsibilities have been placed upn us by the sift mvement f events‎‎.I am cnfident that the Cngress ill face these respnsibilities squarely.