The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-01-31
HITLER REACHES GOAL.

Over the last weekend Adolf Hitler, founder and undsputed leader of the Nazi Party, attained the goal representing the hope of lifetime and unremitting and at times dangerous labor he had set for himself-Chancellor of the German Republic If the mills of time have turned slowly for him, they nevertheless have turned surely It is far cry from corporal in the imperial German army in 1918 after four years active service, to Prime Min ister yet that is the gap that the onetime Austrian has bridged since Armstice Day, 1918.
 He started on his political crusade in the year following Six others of his stripe made him their leader in 1919 Then came the years of organizing, of whirwnd campaigning ceaseless political evange- lstic outpourngs. Steadily his Nazis spread their doctrines of chauvinstic natonasm, socialzed cap- talism moral, racial and religious revivals based upon governmental system paralleling Italian fascism Last July's national elections his Ma tona-Socialist Party poll 13745780 votes far out numbering any of it's opponents on both the Left and Right It elected 230 members to the Reichstag
 Then Hitler believing his hour had struck, de- manded of President von Hindenburg the Chancel- lorshp. The aged but gallant Chief Executive of the Republic didn't call Hitler, a decree dissolved the Reichstag and von Papen held the post Hitler coveted until the latest elections in November. Into that campaign Hitler threw himself with fervor he had never displayed in all his previous campaigns
  laurels. It had maintained it's position as the strongest political organization with the greatest representation in the Reichstag, but 1t lost 100000 votes and 35 seats in the national assembly,
 sThe von Papen Government faced with a new Reichstag in which all save the Nationalists were its foes. Under this circumstance, von Hin denburg then called Hitler to form a Govern ment under specific conditions. These were that the Cabinet should not be Nazi body; that the Gov ernment should not be a party movement that he should not seek to rule by decree nor upset what the von Papen Government had done. Hitler re- jected the call declaring he would have all none von Hindenburg gave him nothing, and called on Gen von Schlecher to organize a Government Hitler vowed he would not accept von Scheicher any more than he had von Papen, but on the meet ing of the Reichstag, the Nazis voted with the other parties for until January, instead of openly throwing down the guage to the new Gov ernment
 Last Friday Hitler brought about the downfall of Schleicher. Little he may have desired to do so it was inevitable that von Hindenburg would turn to the Nazi cheftain in another effort to stabilize the Government. This the manner in which Hitler reached the goal set for himself long ago. Yet he has, apparently, receded from his former all ultmatum of few months ago This is indicated by the fact that von Hin denburg has surrounded him with a Cabinet of conservative members, giving Hitler but two of his own followers
 All Europe particularly, and the world in general will watch developments in Germany in the next weeks with deep and anxious interest He is 8 elf-declared foe to Democracy pacifsm and anti mitarsm for Germany. He visions a united Ger man nation under the leadership of iron people like the Prussians And he is thoroughly convinced that by substituting democracy for the imperialism under which she had waxed great, defeated Ger many was doomed forever to subjection by her hereditary enemies"
 He has repeatedly attacked the Treaty of Yer sailles, asserting in no uncertain terms: We Ma tional Socialists don't regard the Versailles Treaty as law but illegal"
 His World War experience in the ranks of the German army did not turn him against armed forces method of settling disputes. Rather the opposite, as he came back to urge military power the means of restoring Germany to its place in the sum-" This is the Hitler, as Chancellor ot Germany, that France, just setting up new Government England Poland and other neighbor- ing nations will watch with anxiety.
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