The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21

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 Clandestine radio stations still were attempting today to fan the itself as radio Calais Of the At laniic group, broadcast a procla- nation from the German peace government" asserting that it's ore ganization ''at home in Germany has inspired new hope in millions of citizens."
 Another self-styled free German brOadcasting station" appealed for unity among opposition forces. said the time has come to finish TIit- lers regime" and demanded that all brute force be repaid with brute force. and terror by terror"
 Blood Flows
 Bern and Stockholm dispatches said that blood already had begun to flow" in the streets Of German cities. and. while these appeared based more on speculation than knowledge. Himmler,s reputation as Gestapo chief and the life-and- death powers invested in him by Hitler foreshadowed a blood bath" exceeding even that Of i93s.
 Even though the revolt apparent ly has been broken, 1t has shaken morale on the German home front and iD the Wehrmacht in the field to their foundations and appeared bound 10 weaken them in the long run.
 Nazi reports thus far have not identified those involved in the re- volt, apart from Won Etauffenberg. but G0ering's reference tO generals discharged for "eogardice and in- e0inpetence" as among the leaders suggested that the recently deposed Marshal Gerd Von Runcstedt, f0F- faer supreme commander in the west, and Gen. Alexander Won Fai- kenhauseil, a former commander in Russia, may have been implicated aioDo ytth ether fTont-line Renersls.
 Other German officers who fell from grace with Hitler and were re- plhcel include Marshal Wathler von Brauchltsch. fts mer command. CT in chief Of the German army: Marshal Fed0T won Boak, former commander on the southern front iD Russia; Marshal VOn Leeb. foF- mer commander on the northern front iD Russia; Marshal Fritz yon Mannstein, former commander on the southern front tD Russia, and Marshal Egald y0n Kleist, former paDzer army commander iD Russi9
 Observers with close knowledge of Germany for years have expected that when military defeats finally begin to oyeIwhelm Germany, gi0uD 1f generals representing the lano-0yDtng gnnkers classes of old aFi6tocfalS would try t0 revolt,
 Hitler set HimmleF np as virtual dictator 0f the German home front by appointing him scomRmDder of the army at home" and G0erlng further added t0 his powers by or. deTing the LuftgafEe tO give the Gestano ehlef every as6lsLanlep G0ering also named Col, Gen. Hans- Snrgep stllmpf commander of ille bone front cir force undeT Hlmms leT presumably ready t0 bomb any dlkalfeeted areas wiihiD the Reach,
 Hitlef oTdeFad etvillans and nlemv heFs Of the afmeo forces alike t0 eTrest 0r shoot on the spot anyone Bho attempts t0 give orders tn tie naipe 0f the Fehelll0ls group, Should say doubt eklft as Co the source of orders, D0ering added, they should be confirmed by telephone,
 Revelation that revolt has bl0keD out 70 0arlnaDy f0ll0eed by only . few hours official Berlin agln0nneev meDts that Hitler had been ''brlllshd and DuF0ed' iD the explosion af q bomb planied by the AissaaeDl group 0f officers,
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