Evening star., 1939-04-28

ing none.
This document of Versailles has
fortunately been set down in black
and white for later generations. For
otherwise it would be later regarded
as fabulous product of wild cor
rupt fantasy. Nearly 115.0O0, 900
people have been robbed of their
right of self determination. not by
victorious soldiers, but by mad
politicians, and have been arbitrarily
removed from old communities and
made part of new ones without any
consideration of blood. origin, reason
and the economic conditions Of life.
Politicians Created Disorder.
The results were dreadful. Though
at that time statesmen were able to
destroy a great many things, there
was one factor which could not be
eliminated: The gigantic mass of
people living in Central Europe.
crowded together in confined
space, can only insure its daily
bread by the highest intensity Of
work and consequently of order.
But what did these statesmen OF
the so-called democratic empires
know of these problems?
A crowd of the most stupid and
ignorant people was let loose on hu-
manity. In districts in which about
140 people have to gain liveh-
hood per square kilometer they
merely destroyed the order which
had been built up over nearly 1000
years of historical development and
created disorder without themselves
being able or desirous to solve the
problems confronting the communal
life of these people-for which.
moreover. as dictators OF the new
world order, they had at that time
undertaken responsibility.
Pernicious Statesmen.
However, wheE this new world
order turned out to be catastrophe,
the democratic peace dictators OF
American and European origin were
so cowarly that none of them ven-
tured to take the responsibility for
what occurred. Each put the blame
on the others, thus endeavoring to
save himself from the judgment OF
history. However, the people who
were maltreated by their hatred and
unreason were unfortunately not IN
a position to share with those who
had injured them in this escape.
1t is impossible to enumerate the
stages of suffering of our own people.
Robbed of the whole of its colonial
possessions. deprived of all It's flnan-
cial resources. plundered by the So
called reparations and thus impov-
erished, our nation was driven into
the blackest period of its national
misfortune. And let it be noted that
this was not National Socialist Ger
many, but democratic Germany
the Germany which was weak
enough to trust for single moment
the promises of the democratic
statesmen.
Misery resulting therefrom and
continuous want began to bring our
nation politically to despair. Decent
and industrious people of Central
Europe thought that they could see
the possibility of deliverance In
complete destruction of the order
which appeared to have become q
curse.
Jews Plundered Nation.
Jewish parasites, on one hand,
plundered the nation ruthlessly and,
on the other hand, melted the peo-
pie when it had been reduced to
misery. AS the misfortune Of our
nation became the only aim and
object of this race 1t was possible
to breed among the growing army
of unemployed suitable elements for
Bolshevik revolution.
Decay of political order and con-
fusion of public opinion by the ir-
responsible Jewish press led to ever
stronger shocks to the economic
life and, consequently, to increasing
misery and to greater readiness to
absorb subversive bolshevik ideas.
The army of Jewish world revolu-
ton, as the army of unemployed
was called, finally rose to almost
100000.
Germany had never known this
state of affairs before. In the liv-
ing space of the great German peo-
pie and of the old Hapsburg states
belonging thereto, despite all the
difficulties of the struggle for ex-
istence involved by excessive density
of population, economic life had not
become more uncertain In the course
of time but, on the contrary, more
and more secure.
Industry and diligence, great thrift
and love of scrupulous order, though
they did not enable people in this
territory to accumulate excessive
riches, did, at any rate, insure them
against abject misery.
Plunder Of . Nation.
Results of the wretched peace
forced upon them by democratic
dictators were mus al the more
terrible for these people who were