Evening star., 1934-01-30
GERMAN REPUBLIC
REFORM IS VOTED
States Subordinated to Min
lister of Interior Under
New Nazi Law,
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He suggested the Saar question be
| solved without a plebiscite, which, he
intimated, would leave feeling of de-
feat with one or the other nation,
depending upon which way the in
habitants voted.
The chancellor expressed thanks that
| the British government had offered its
services toward creating friendly rela-
| tions between France and Germany.
He said the British disarmament plan.
| submitted to Berlin yesterday, would
be examined with the best will and
friendly spirit.
Ready to Do Part.
He said Germany left Geneva and
the Disarmament Conference only be-
cause her honor and equality were not
recognized, but that she was ever ready
to do her part toward bringing happi-
ness to all peoples.
Hitler mentioned constitutional re-
form only briefly. stating that all steps
along that line must have as their
purpose the conservation and strength
ening Of nationalities.
Our task" he said, ''is this: The
coordination of all forces in an organi-
rational form which at last will recover
what was neglected in half century
through selfishness and incompetency;
! and
The advancement of the welfare of
our people in all fields of human life
and the advancement of culture based
| on high morality"
Hitler described his Nazi movement
as democracy's bulwark against Com
| munism.
He declared that now humanity has
entered upon a period of searching for
| timely ideas and lealiZations that might
give humanity a new we'll being"
Sees End of Misery.
Hitler praised his regime as having
| removed, in one year, world of con-
ceptions and institutions and put others
| IN their places"
He said there had been misery in
Germany before his assumption of
power, but that now humanity seeks
| timely ideas for a new well being
This process, he said, was haStened
by the World War, which, so far as
/ Germany was concerned undermined
| the stability of authority of leaders of
the then Reich and, by the dictate of
Versailles, destroyed the independence
and freedom of the Reich"
The speaker then bitterly berated the
party chickering's following the eStab-
| lishment OF the German republic, say
ing:
The bourgeois democracy allied itself
with MARKHAM internationalism and
brought forth series of cabinets which
squandered the nations economic and
political capital.
Everything was turned topsy-t -turvy.
What was bad became good and vice
versa Heroes we're despised; towards
extolled. Honest men were punished,
lazy ones rewarded.
The political and cultural life be-
came atomized. The authority Of lead
ers became undermined
1T is the unique merit Of Nazi- ism to
have prevented total collapse"
Praises His Co-workers.
Hitler paid tribute to the heroism of
his co-WorkerS for their sacrifices to
''hberate the German people from the
madness which would have delivered
sc 100000 to starvation"
Then he launched into the customary
Nazi argument against the Versailles
Treaty, opining that Communism had
cleverly seized upon the situation de-
veloping in Germany as result Of the
peace treaty in order to prepare for
Communist world revolution.
Thus" he said, "the Nazi movement
deserves not only praise by the German
people but by the entire world for
stopping a development which would
have given death blow to all hopes
for betterment."
Denies Racial Contempt.
The chancellor claimed that what had
replaced the old regime is democracy
i,, hoe tho unrd-n9mP1V
service to the people In accordance with
the peoples will.
The racial ideas underlying Nazi-
ISM" declared Hitler. do not mean
contempt for other peoples, but rather
natural respect for others"
Germany, he said. has millions of the
best people who desire work and who
have developed highly their spiritual
and physical faculties and who have
soil capable of increasing its output.
Given an authoritary government and
the confidence of the people. Hitler de-
clared, the problems of Germany can
be solved.
Sees End Of Class Struggle.
Turning to the problems Of capital
and labor, he said:
I'VE have laid the foundations for
an order in which the brute force of the
economically stronger gives place to the
higher interests of the community OF
all engaged in creative work"
He said he believed that by the Nazi
program of smashing the organizations
of employers and workers class struggle
would be annihilated.
Regarding religion, the chancellor de-
clared:
by removing political organizations
we have strengthened religious institu
tions.
I'VE all expect that the union of
Protestant state churches and faiths in
one evangelical Reich's church will
give real satisfaction to the yearnings
Of those who thought they saw in the
incoherency of Protestant life weak
ening of power of the evangelical faith"
Denounces Monarchism.
Hitler next launched into q TRADE
against monarchism, saying:
Il desire herewith to protest against
the thesis that Germany can be happy
again only under its hereditary rulers.
mo, we are one people and we desire
to live in one Reich. Despite all the
appreciation of the values of monarchy,
and all the devotion to the really great
Kaisers and Kings in our history, the
question of the final form which the
state is to take is today outside all dis
cusSion.
Whoever may finally be the nations
head will receive his call solely from
the German people and will be re-
sponsible to them alone.
THE Nazi party can, under no cir
cumstances, recognize the past dynastic
interests as obligations of the German
people, which must be respected for all
the future"
Plan to Fight Monarchists.
A decision to "ruthlessly destroy"
monarchiSt organizations was an