The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
HITLER DECLARES
ENEMIES WILL GET
WAR THEY SOUGHT
Continued From Page One)

II Wv OAASy
all our attempts at an under
standing. Today they admit an I'M
derstanding with Poland might have
been possible but they didn't want
it. They wanted war. I can only
tell England and France, they'll get
their fight"
A cascade of he1ls rolled through
the great hall.
(Short-wave reception of the
speech in the United States was
interrupted frequently by mechani-
cal noises. Engineers of WOR,
Newark, said they believed this was
the result of deliberate jamming"
from some unknown source).
Hitler was bitterest toward "old
Mr.. Chamberlain" Churchill and
the English, but Daladier and the
French were not spared. .
Monsieur Daladier," he cried. re-
ferring to the French premier's
contention that Germany was not
united, my native lind (Austria)
was cited and pitied. Oh, Monsieur
Daladier; You're going to get to
know my Ostmarker (Austrians).
You're going to make their &C
quaintance as you Will that Of the
others, Herr Daladier. They all
will show lou that there aren't
any individual German tribes any
longer, Herr Daladier. The whole
German people rises against you'll"
England Being Repaid
England, ne told "old Mr.. Cham.
berlain," is "beinG repaid in the
terms of her own past history"
Of Winston Churchill: Churchill
is burning to start the second phase
of the war. Englane's manner OF
waging war is that OF. going to war
against women and children. I won
der whether they think Germany
has been asleep? 80"
(Thus he answered Churchill's re-
cent declarations that Germany, by
early inaction, mad lost it's chance
for winning the wary.
Of Italy the Fuehrer said:
For years Germany has pursued
a common policy with Italy. This
policy has not changed. Both states
are intimate friends Their common
interests car be reduced to a com:
mon denomination"
Of Russia, and Germany's new
partnership with her peacetime en-
envy of years;
For the past year I have tried
to remove the possibility of England
expanding this war into a general
one. Chamberlain then was anxious
for an understanding with Russia.
Today our enemies are furious that
I did what they attempted; namely,
to arrive at that understanding. !
believe the Almighty God will be
satisfied that a senseless conflict
in one area was averted.
Through centuries Germany and
Russia were friends - why not
now?"
Refers To France
Again he referred to France
"In England and France the lead.
ing classes were determined to fight
when the moment of Germany's re-
surgence came. England has al.
ways followed the aim of prevent
ing the consolidation Of Europe,
Just as France for centuries pre-.
vented the consolidation of Ger,
many"
Hitler made no reference to spe'
cific war aims. He did not predict
the next development in the war
and he made no forecast of the
duration of the conflict.
In general his address was re-
garded as an effort to spur the
German people to new sacrifices
Tie great crowd in the sports palast
responded in full measure to his
stirring appeals.
Goebbels Reports Unity
The Fuehrer spoke for an hour
and four minutes, beginning at S:04
p. m. (2:04 p. m. E. S. TO He was
preceded briefly by DR.. Paul Joseph
Goebbels, the Nazi minister of prop
uganda. DR.. Goebbels told Hitler
the nation was firmly united behind
him.
Hitler said:
Seven years are a mere second
in the life of a nation and yet the
past seven years seem like more
than seven decades Of ordinary
German history. 1t is a time full
of %portentous events.
England talks lnuch about war
aims. A new Europe is to rise,
hey say. 1t is to be filled with
Justice. This general justice is to
make ornaments unnecessary. The
economic flip is then to begin.
Couture is to flower and re-
ligion flourish. Unfortunately this
golden age has been conjured up
repeatedly ere this. 1t is old stuff.
1--WE feel sorry for these people
who have not invented a single new
idea. The 1918 war aim was SINH
larly a new justice with %self-deter-
mination and national disarma-
ment.
"A world parliament would re-
suit, coupled with free trade. We
oxnerienced what came. In no sin