Churchill, to Stalin, in 1942: "Have you forgiven me?" [For the 1919 Allied intervention against the Communists]
Stalin: "It is not for me to forgive. It is for God to forgive."
- Quote from Buchanan's 'Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War'
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