The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-07
BY MEMO
THESE FIFTEEN YEARS
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(Continued)
THE struggle of the German bourgeoisie
for the revision of the Versailles Treaty
became the focal point of all the war
dangers in Europe German fascism has
converted the whole country into a mill
tary barracks and seeks to buy from
world capitalism revision of the Yer
saes Treaty by offering its hired services against
the Soviet Union German fascism hastens the
formation of its front OF intervention, since it
hopes in this way most easily to arrive at the full
flment of the predatory plans of its politics of
force space in the East" is the slogan of the
Brown murder fascsm, the slogan under which it
is attempting to organize the crusade of world
capital against the country of free socialist labor
At the London World Economic Conference, Hugen-
berg handed over memorandum in the name of
the Hitler government in which the following was
put forward for overcoming the world economic
crisis:
1.-THE second means would be to give the nations
which lack space territories which will permit them
to hand over colonization region to an ener-
getic and creative race where they could accom-
plish great work behalf of peace. War, revo-
luton and internal chaos are the causes of this
phenomenon. In Russia and great part of the
East this process Of destruction is continuing up
to the present moment halt must be called
to it."
The proposal for the colonization of the Soviet
Union which Is contained in the Hugenberg plan
today still corresponds to the idea of Hitler In
panding into the wide territories on Germany's
eastern frontier in order to make use of those
auxiliary sources which under Bolshevism are lying
fallow Hitler, declares that this is the only pos
sibility OF saving Germany and Europe from going
under In order to reach this counter revolutionary
goal, Hitler is ready to make an agreement with
the devil himself. When Herve proposed Franco
German military alliance against the Soviet Union
Hitler regarded the proposed alliance as too mar
row and he answered.
Precisely in view of the enormous danger threat
enng all civilized countries, consider the conclu-
sion of military alliance limited to two states
as very dangerous. Every doubt which can be at
tached TO the inner meaning of this alliance
weakens the sum total of forces which can be
set up against Boshevism. Precisely on account
Of this danger, I consider the drawing of Britain
America, Italy and Japan into this front of anti
Bolshevik resistance to be Indispensable"
Hitler offers his services for sale particularly to
the British bourgeoisie in order to bring about a
German British military alliance against the Soviet
Union. OF the IS points of the National Socialist
program, there is only which has not been
broken by Hitler, namely, point three which de-
mands land for the Third Empire, and therefore
blatently brings out the imperialist character of
German fascism. Hardly was fascism in power be-
fore the fascist dictatorial regime went over to an
aggressive anti-Soviet policy. 1t is no wonder
Therefore, that the Koelnische Zeitung of June 25
1882, could write:
I'm no other country have the recent events in
Germany evoked much sympathy as in Japan"
In report in the Deutsche AIgemeine Zeitung
March Is, 1892, it is remarked:
Japan desires a well-armed Germany and sees
in Hitler the strongest opponent of Marxsim and
Bolshevisrn."
Why, we may ask, does Japan desire a we'll
armed Germany? Shall the German Reichswehr
perhaps assist in protecting the former German
South Sea Islands against American battle cruisers?
Or shall not rather well-armed Germany together
with japanese imperialism, encircle the Soviet
Union? Ever more clearly have the contours of
German Japanese friendship shown themselves
to be the contours of an anti-Soviet war bloc in