Evening star., 1935-09-16

basis of the autonomy stipulated by
q treaty granted to Memel Germans.
German Element
Mistreated for Years.
For years the German element In
this territory have been maltreated
and tortured, contrary to laws and
treaties They are treated worse than
criminals in other countries just be-
cause they are Germans.
This great nation must constantly
take notice now, contrary to law and
treaty stipulations, the blood brothers
of its people who were raided during
peace and wrenched from the Reich
are treated.
Protests in Kaunas Of signatory
powers we're without results. The
German government looked upon all
this with deep regret. We hope some
day these assurances will not assume
forms which might be regretted by
the whole world.
Preparations for coming elections
constitute a breach of the treaties.
Lithuania must be admonished with
all possible means to hold to these
treaties.
Finally, however, a nation of 65,-
o0O, 900 persons has right to demand
that she is not respected less than
the arbitrariness Of 100000 persons.
BoIsheviks Spread
Hatred Among Peoples.
Unfortunately, we see that despite
the fact an understanding between ma
tions is needed more than ever, the
Bolshevik Internationsle from Moscow
is willfully and openly spreading
hatred among peoples.
The farce of the recent Cominterr
Congress at Moscow is effective in
underscoring the correctness Of the
mon -meddling" policy demanded by
the same power.
AS we, taught by our own ex-
perience and as We can ascertain
through the experiences Of other
states, do not expect anything to re-
suit from protests and representations
to Moscow, We are determined to meet
Communism in Germany with more
effective measures of National Social
ism.
The party convention left no doubts
that National Socialism will not curb
in the most radical fashion any
attempt by Moscow Bolshevism to
gain a foothold in Germany or insti-
gate a revolution In Germany.
Jewish Elements.
Separators of People.
Furthermore, we must notice here,
like anywhere else, mostly Jewish ele-
ments are at work exclusively. They
appear as agitators among and sep
arators of people.
The insult to the German flag in
the United States, for which the
United States apologized in dignified
form, shows how far the international
Jewish agitation has progressed.
1t Is an illustration of the feeling
Of Jewry, even in an official capacity
toward Germany and an effective
Of the correctness of our
National Socialist legislation, which
from the beginning aims at prevent
ing, once for all, similar incidents.
Should there be necessary, however,
further emphasis Of this in our con-
ception, then it is amply explained by
the renewed boycott of Jews starting
against Germany. The German peo-
pie have become impatient because
German Jewry, encouraged oy inter-
propaganda. believed 1t could
stage similar protests in Germany.
This international unrest in the
world unfortunately seems to have
awakened conception among Jewry
In Germany that now, perhaps, the
time has come to confront Jewish
interests with German national inter
ests.
Serious complaints have been
launched from numerous sides about
the provoking behavior Of individual
members Of this race, so in the re-
markable increase of and conformity
in the complaints certain plan of
action became apparent.
Amicable Relation
Sought in New Law.
This conduct climaxed demonstra-
tions which occurred in a Berlin
movie house against a harmless for
eign film. through which, however,
Jewish circles believed themselves hurt.
In order to reach an amicable re-
lation between the German people and