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"Mr President, I voted for the resolution on the sixtieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War. In this resolution the European Parliament has honoured the soldiers who died on all fronts during the Second World War.
We should note in particular that this resolution consolidates, in written fashion, an understanding of the Soviet occupation of the Baltic states and the Stalinist Soviet Union’s dictatorship in eastern and central Europe. Today we would like to reveal the whole truth about the Second World War, regardless of its unpalatability to any of the parties involved.
I believe that this resolution, which also contains an appeal to make archive documents accessible for research throughout the world, will be a starting-point for substantial joint work in the future. Fabrications and speculations persist only in the absence of truth. We must not allow this to continue any longer! I call for the continuation of investigation into the truth about totalitarianism, regardless of ideology. I call for this truth to be made public! Historical truth also demands international condemnation of Soviet totalitarian Communism. Therefore, in full awareness of my responsibility towards voters from my party, the New Era Party, I voted for this resolution."@en1
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