The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-08
BY HARRY CANNES

taking Mace in Germany. Fascism, with the
help of Wall Street, aided by the Bruenlng gov
eminent and backed by the German soclaISG
leaders is preparing to take over power. With
the support of British and American, ana by
bargaining with French imperialism, Hitler Is
ready to wade through sea OF blood 10 pre-
serve German capitalism and to attempt TO wipe
OUT the revolutionary vanguard, the COMMUNIST
Parry Of Germany
German capitalism faces new phase OF Crisis
WORSE than the period which evoked the Hoover
moratorium For several days the American
capitslist press has been filled with stories OF
intending financial collapse in Germany. The
New York Post. the New York Times and the
Northumberland reported that Germany was
about to 90 off the gold standard or to declare
. moratorium on all debts and reparations
The bankruptcy of German capitalism can no
longer be covered by the most adroit maneuyers
OF Hoover. Laval, Bruening and the German So
cialst leadership. The meeting on Dec. 10 OF
the Bank of International Settlements headed
by Virgins Wall Street banker signifies tur-
Their attacks against the German workers III or
der to assure for the world imperialiSt bankers
guarantees for their war and commercial loans
To accomplish this task, Adolph Hitler. fascist
leader: Herr Bruening, head of the present Ger
man government, and the socialists are acting
In unison with the imperialist enslayers OF the
German people,
Hitler Declares Civil War.
On the day that the world capitalist press was
filled with the undenable facts Of the trench
dous sharpening Of every phase Of the crisis OF
German capitalism, Adolph Hitler, in an inter
view with the foreign capitalist press CORE
spondents. began to clarity the real meaning OF
the fascist program. He declared war against
the German workers. Hitler began to speak as
the ordained head Of the German fascist gov
eminent In Wall Street, Hitler's statements
were taken as the declarations of the German
government
In his press MISUNDERSTANDING the torth-
coming march on Rome"-Htler appeals for
close support especially Of American and British
capitalism. He echoes the slogan Of Morgan for
Wall St'eat and Baldwin for the British Ex-
chequcy-"Private debts before reparations," and
he adds to insure the backing of French I'M
re"ia'ism satisfactory arrangements for repa-
rations" His main aim is to assure the world
cap;talsts that he will be the best hangran Tor
The slaughter of the proletarian revolution; and
is in thi9 way that he bids for French support,
) >'ew Drastic Wage-Cut Drive,
Acting in unison with Hitter, the Bruening
government prepares the fascist attack against
the whole working class by the most drastic
dive against wages and living standards yet
unde~taksn by tie frantic German expioiterS
On Trrsday President HindenbeTg will pub
Ish tl,r sixth emergency decree. This decree
garnished with 6ci'1aCoGic phrases about first
reducing ccn,raotitg prices, intens'fies in
most virulert Wy the present offensive against
the entire CorIrau wGyli1g class Et is the
--latest Of q rto,c series O. such attacks and
r It, nos st'r further similar measures.
Tho nurncsc Il TO cave tbe rotten financial
structure Of ~" f-lre-iG,Iist powers. especially
4Arnr
against the German workers, End by = sim
ultareous drive agaz-st the American and Brit
ish to'iing masses.
Even the New York Times admits that the
Hi1<<enberg decree provides the basis for dras-
tic cut in wages and salaries
The Role of the Socialists.
In the preparation Of these new onslaughts
against the German workers, made in the in
terest of international finance capital the Ger
man socialist leaders played the most important
rols They assured Bruening full support. The
program OF the Bruening government, which has
the perspective of paving the way for the full as
sumption Of power by Hitler and his fascist gang,
was discussed and approved by the socialist
leaders at a special conference with Bruening on
December 4th.
Reporting the fact that the socialists IN the
Reichstag steering committee, which met De-
semter 4th, voted against the convocation Of
the Ileichstag, demanded on motion by the Com
hunl5t deputies the New York Times says the
following:
"Jhe fact that the socialists voted against
gucIs cOnvOcation was regarded indicating
that their frequent conversations with Chan
eellor Heinrich Bruening had about led to an
agreement"
YES! Bruening has agreement with Hitler
30 direct the main fire against the working class
In order to preserve the interest of the big bank
ers OF the leading imperalist powers. Bruening
has the same agreement with the socialist lead
srs! 1T is significant that while speaking OF the
attack against Marxsm," Hitler in his inter-
new with the foreign press correspondents, re-
gans silent about the socialists but has this
~ say about the Communists:
My Party has fought Communism for twelve
years and it has been a bloody fight But
the time will come when We will annihilate
this pest"
Fd0}~h Hitler's interview. outlining his pro-
tram OF attack against the workers,
sei'c. with the highest compliment Wall Street
tan ray-bonds rose after they had sagged
beauiy.
The declaration Of Adolph Hitler" said the
Few York Times Sunday. December 9Th,
thct the National Socialists (fascists) will re-
tcHt private debts (the policy Of American and
british capitalism but repudiate reparations, if
be- come into power in Germany was respon-
fple for a sharp rally in German bonds and in
tew York bank stocks yesterday, which restored
brtually all the previous days losses"
In his interview Hitler continued the use Of
ma Oouv about refusing RI nav rarara tioi1e and