We share the hope that this monastery is not an end in itself but the symbol of a new policy of religious tolerance.
Ronald Reagan: “We share the hope that this monastery is not an end in itself but the symbol of a new policy of religious tolerance.”
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Remarks to Religious Leaders at the Danilov Monastery in Moscow
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