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Victorious Germany
Predicted By Fuehrer
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peace and security, was possible
only through the cooperation of all
European nations.
TN order to achieve this aim, the
great nations of this continent must
meet in order to work out, accept
and guarantee an agreement which
will give them all feeling of secu-
nty. peace and quiet" he said.
But let no enc believe, Hitler said,
that his proposals meant that he
was weak.
again I take this chance in ex-
pressing by IDEAS" he said.
My prestige can stand such dangers.
Whether fear or despair motivates
the course of events will be shown"
International Jews Blamed
Only international Jewish capt.
talists and their Journalistic mouth
pieces" could now have any interest
in a bloody clash between nation
and nation.
The Poland of the Versailles treaty
never would rise again. Russia and
Germany, Europe's greatest powers,
guaranteed that. Germany would
not be crushed again.
If they tried-to crush NaZism, the
western powers would only uselessly
sacrifice the lives of millions upon
millions of men and wonderland
vainly.
But if the western powers wanted
peace, Hitler said, he was willing to
say that he now considered the YER
sailles treaty as no longer in exist
ence, and that all German claims
were satisfied with the exception of
that for restoration of former col
onieS.
Readjustment in Europe
AS to the past, he said, he was
proud of his accomplishments. What
he had brought about were read
justments in Europe, and he had
never acted without first attempt
ing a peaceful solution.
Swinging again to the statement
that Germany could propose peace
because it was strong, Hitler said:
IF I am making any peaceful
overtures today they claim that 1t
will be merely because am afraid
to take the consequences. AL
cal. say is that future events will
reveal whether these statements are
correct.
Value of Nazi Army
Impossible statements have been
circulated as to the value Of the
German army. The proves of the
German army. The proves of the
Germany army, however, stands SUI
preme, as the French and British
soldiers on the western front will
ascertain to their sorrow. We
shall continue our course, confident
of our inherent strength"
Part of the security problem, Hit
Ter said, was to reorganize the world
economic set-ur, to give under priv
ileged nations better access to the
worlds wealth.
Eventually the great European ma
tions would have to get together to
solve heir own and world problems,
he said, and asked: Why not now?
Why not now rather than after the
youth of Europe had been killed of?
1.-THE history of the world does not
record a war with two victors." he
said. But often there have been
two vanquished."
Sure Of Victory
With this adnonition, he added:
Should the British statesmen fail
to see the issue in our light we shall
fight, and am certain that we shall
be victorious. can only pray that
God Almighty may inspire the lead
ers of the world, so that they will
help in bringing about peace. Let all
those who are of like mind now
speak up so that peace may be
brought about"
Hitler started his speech at 1906
p. m. (6:06 a. m. EST and ended
at 1926 p. m T:26 a. m. EST)-one
hour and 20 minutes.
His reichstag, mostly gray uni
formed, had cheered him uproar-
iously.
Goering Speaks,
Then Field Marshal Hermann
Goering, as president of the rechs-
tag. spoke:
Hitler has shown his magnanimity
How Germany admired Hitler as
a statesman and its first soldier! :.
Other countries did not realize how
much Germany loved her leader,
with what blind confidence she fol-
lowed him :. Whatever Hitler de-
manded from Germans would be
given in that blind confidence.
Germany's unity was like block Of
steel. Germany would march wher-
ever Hitler ordered, to desired
! peace or to resolute resistance. :.
Never had the German people been
more convinced.
@Yuehrer command! We Snllow!"
shouted 0oering.
Sing National Anthem
The 850-odd reichstag deputies,
the Maxi officials and the bemedaled