We had already held the first small marches and had completed all preparations for the planned 24 July march. We delivered an election newspaper to every house in every village, adjusting it to the audience. One version was directed to the rural population, another to industrial districts. That allowed us to refute the opponent's lies each day, and remind readers of our goals and previous accomplishments. Distributing the newspaper to the entire Gau was possible because we had a previously prepared plan that used the newspaper's existing distribution system.
Provincial papers have a difficult time of it.
The editors are beginning to see that it is time to adjust to the electoral masses of the largest party. Many gladly accept our material, particularly since they can receive it without cost and ready for printing. It is obvious that we too have to use this method of propaganda. Model letters were provided to local groups. The letters were then reproduced either by hand or by machine, with personal address.