The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-23
By WEBB MILLER
tCopyright, 1881, By United Pres


 Copyright, 1881, By United Press)
 Munich, Germany, Dec 23-(UP) --The end of democracy in Ger many and the establishment of a fascist t-like dictatorship under ( Adolph Hitler is one of the aims q of HitIer's fascist, or NaZi, party. Among the schemes figuring large in the program of the Nazis, which many millions of Germans are convinced will be the next party to rule the country, are the following:
 Abolition of parliamentary dem ocracy, or what the Hitlerites call "mobocracy," in favor of a Hitler dictatorship.
 Revision of the treaty of Yer sailles and the separations agree ments, on which the entire post war European political and finan- .cial settlement is based.
 Reformation of Germany's con- stitution.
 Erection of an organic peoples state called "the third reich"
 Already European chancelleries have been disturbed by the appar- ent imminence of Hitler's rise to power. As Germany is in a sense the political and economic hub of Europe, the advent of a movement with such avowed objectives might determine the course of European politics for decades.
 The question fin the minds of the closest observers of Hitlerism Is to what extent the Nazis will at tempt to attain their program if they attained power. As the possi- biiity of seizing power and respon- sibility grows nearer. NaZi leaders have been perceptibly hedging to avoid over-radical declarations of policy.
 In conversation with Nazi off, cials in Munich, my pointed ques- tons about many primary points in their platform were met with such remarks as:
 "Prokrams mean nothing. What we will do will be determined by conditions and requirements when we attain power"
 Judging from Hitler's writings and speeches, the following are among his conceptions of the NaZi form of state:
 Violent racial nationaiism; bit- ter enmity to MarZian socialism because of its internationalism and pacihsm; violent hostility to com munism; hatred of the Jews, whom he would denationalize; hostility to pnrllamentarism or rule by major fly: hostility to international cap itnlicm and the loan of capital.
 Hitlers writings indicate further that he aims at a strong economic a~tnnutnn nf Gnr. man influence over all In Europe wr, arc racially German Refer ence 10 the victorious sword" oc- cuv frequently in his writings, and thore is also the statement that the lost German territories are not to be restored by hope in the League of Nations, "but only by armed force"
 His writings hitherto have out lfnSd his conception of territorial expansion as an acquisition of ter ritory toward the east inhabited by peoples of the German race. Hitler has said, "the future of our movement depends on the fam atheism and intolerance with which its followers maintain 1t to be the only right one"
 The principle of the Nazi idea of a new constitution has been de- scribed as "the authority of every leader over those below and re- spon3ibiiity to those above,' which is essentially a military conception. . The Nazi idea of the mechanics of government have only been sketchily worked out but the out line remarkably resembles Musso- iInia fasciRm. For instance, parlia- mcnt would figure only as coun- ell with decisions and responsiDil- ities resting on the party leader' Thus 1t would actually be dicta- torship.
 The Nazi state would indicate occupational and political councils co-ordinated by q form of senate and thus would be similar to the Italian fascist cooperative state. The Nazi idea is that only the lead- CT would be elected. He would ap- point those below him.
 Apparently the Nazis plan to al- fer radically conditions of citizen- shin in the third reich only persons of Germa blonod would be Ivcitizens, The others would mere Iv he nationalists. not citizens, par ring the Jews. ,.
 One concept of citizenship out i,ned in Nazi literature Is that men rvouId become citizens upon com nletion of military training. when fhev would receive certincate' German women would become cit- 1zens on marriage. ,,,
 The party literature invariapiy