Evening star., 1944-07-02
|Nazi Propaganda
Sees Crisis in j. 5.
|Siaying OF Defeat
BY PAUL GHALI.


chicaso Daily News Eoreign Service.
BERN, July LII the Germans
have enough patience and courage
to Withstand the terrible sufYerings
Of this war" . big social crisis" will
be reached In the United States
which viii work to Germany's ad-
vantage.
This Is the conviction expressed
in An article appearing in the cur
rent number of the Nazis' monthly
review Das Jahrnundert Century. !.
The ambitious title Of this re-
view, which caters to Nazi intel
lectuals. was adopted from DR..
Alfred Rosenberg's theory Of the
pre-eminence Of the German race
in the 2oth century.
The author OF this interesting"
thesis expressed his deep regret at
not being able to say when this
American social earthquake" 50
ardently desired by the Nazis, will
take place. But. he says, the United
States Is confronted by social
troubles of such drastic nature that
II the Nazi party can weather the
storm time may play into its hands.
Says Workers Are Disseminated.
The magazine says that Amer
ica's limitless possibilities no longer
exist" and that the American work.
ing class has reached q high degree
of discomfort, though it gives no
reason for this statement.
1t mentions Fortune magazine
which, it alleges. has been prophe-
sying "Europeanization" OF the
United States in the sense that it's
future is pregnant with social trou-
bles. 1t is to avoid these social
troubles that President Roosevelt
has led his country into war;" it
adds.
The President has tolerated the
amassing Of immense war fortunes
and has identified himself with cap
italistic interests, Das Jahrhundert
says. using Sherry Mangan arti-
Gle in Fortune as its source. There
fore, 1t concludes, the workers will
continue to employ strikes against
his regime.
The President, meanwhile, has
been clever enough to gain the con-
fidence of union leaders. with the
exception Of John L. Lewis, the
review goes on. so the strikes will
break out without the leaders con-
sent.
lone wonders whether during the
elections the workers will obey the
instruction Of their syndicate lead
ers," it says.
Sees Fourth Term.
President Roosevelt win stand for
q fourth term OF ONCE, according
to the way Das Jahrhundert sees
1t. And he will be reelected. since
Republican politicians, though they
have the wind behind their sails,
are mediocre value"
His electoral campaign Is being
conducted by the Russian Jew. Da-
vid X. Niles (Roosevelt's fourth ad-
ministrative assistant, who Is the
tool of the Jewish professor, Felix
Frankfurter, the latter having been
one Of the nine principal Federal
tSupreme Court judges since l940,"
1t informs its readers.
"Roosevelt's staff today is COM
prised OF Frankfurter, Roseman
Judge Samuel -, Niles and Harry
L. Hopkins. 1t is possible that the
President will break away from
Hopkins, who has represented in
the highest degree the spirit of the
White House in the Democratic
party"
The President Is described by the
Nad review as having disassociated
himself from the New Deal in order
to get closer to what 1t calls the
"capitahstic camp"
Furthermore. the monthly favors
its readers with a political forecast
for America third, or workers
party.
President Roosevelt will win over
the workers on the eve of the cleo
tions by making new promises to
them, but that will merely delay
an unavoidable explanation" 1t
concludes.
(Cooyrisht 1oll hv Chicee, n,nr N.-.