The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-01
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F. D. RS BRITISH
ASSISTANCE TALK
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greatest victory in our history! 80.
Almighty God won't abandon those
who, threatened by the world. have
determined with courageous hearts
to help themselves The war must
be continued, according to the will
of the democratic war meters and
their Jewish-capitalistic wire-pull-
ers. We are ready! Armed as new
er before, we stand at the door
of the New Year 80"
Hitherto the national social
ists): Those infamous lies that
the German reich or Italy intend
to conquer the void! In real
ity the world conquerors already
existing need wars to reap higher
interest on their capital. .
There . r precisely those
states which declared war on Ger
many In 1914 the German
army, navy and air force will be
strengthened vastly and better
armed. Their blows will demolish
the last phrases of the war crimi-
mails and thus bring about pre-
conditions for a real understanding
among peoples :. If Herr Church
i'll and his associates now say their
world can't stand beside ours that's
their misfortune They won't
destroy the German world .. .
Now this war will be carried on
to it's ultimate consequence-until
the responsible criminals are elm
mated ....
It is in bloody seriousness that
we give the assurance that for
every bomb dropped on us, ten or
if necessary a hundred will be re
turned 80. This war will be won
not by luck but by justice and
justice is on the side of the people
who fight for their threatened ex-
istence 49,. God up to now has
placed the stamp of approval on
our battle. He will not foresake us
in the future if we do our duty
with courage and faith!"
Others Speak
Reichsmarshal Goering:-to the
air force): You have fulfilled the
word of hundred-fold retaliation"
Marshal Won Brauchitsch:-(to
the nation): "Schuschnigg boosted
against the reich two months be.
fore he was chased out of the
Vienna chancellery -. Benes hac
his trunk packed even while he
declared he had a plan up hi
sleeve to save the Czech stu
alton Polish statesmen still
dreamed of victory before the gate:
Of Berlin while the German guns
fired Warsaw Two months
before the French collapse Rey
maud was . explaining solemnly
how Germany would be divided .
Does Mister Churchill follow a diff
ferent method today? . He
speaks of the peace conditions he
would lay before the reich wher
the war is won, while actually the
British isle is bleeding from al
its arteries go. Twas always
thus ...."
There was every sign of tense1
emotions over the American posi-
ton, but, simultaneously, loud dec
larations that Germany would moi
let herself be "provoked." A dis.
position was evident to refer the
controversy ito the conscience Of
the American people,"
Attack Roosevelt
Many Of the most influential pa.
pers in the nation stressed what
they called Mr.. Roosevelt's "co-
responsibility" for the start of the
war and his responsibility for its
prolongation." S O m e charged
tauntingly that he was trying to
persuade Americans that the Sc
curity of their powerful continent
depended on the British navy. Still
others accused him of trying to
pledge the nation to grave changes
in policy before congress has a
chance to weigh every issue.
Commentators said that his fire
side talk was "unstatesmanlike''
and that the President was af-
flicted with filters which caused
him to conjure up COLLINS which
do not exist. Repeatedly he was
challenged on the score that he
had misrepresented German as
pirations to the American people.
The statement which drew the
most concerted fire was the charge
that Germany and Italy seek to
dominate the world. The press
echoed Hitler's own emphatic de-
NAL of any such ambition, and
said Germany demands only hui
man rights commensurate with
her seize, power and capacities.
Hitler's definite setting of 1941
as the year for victory brought
many commentators to the con-
clusion that whatever America