The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-16
GERMANY WILL TRY IT AGAIN
 By SiQrd Sehutz Css.vSA. :e.A sE .'s.s ..e;s

As An American Mewspaper cor.
 respondent In Berlin sFotn 1919 Co
 iOAl, BlgFid sehults saw At first
 hand tho events that led from
 World War I Co World War n,
 And she saw Che behind .thosscenes
 preparation for the coming "waF.
 tnspOace" that she warns may
 Culmlnato ln World War III. Thls
 ls the story of deFniAny's plans Co
 win the peace, plans thAt even
 now are being put into eKect.
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 Early in World War 1T it was quite common to hear wotAOn who had been anti-NaEl say that, "ln view of these victories, can see now that we had to go through the NaEi regime to acquire the groats ness that belongs to us,"
 How will such women react after the German victories have become merely Q n1eniory2 Many Of them will be dtslllusloned, But not with NaEiSm - only with i1 failure. They will Do eager adVos catse of the next cult that prom. ises them SueeesS, They VII be bitter. But not at themselves, for making NaSlsm possible only that once more the conspiracy" against Germany has given the Germans another "SetbAeE,"
 And, they will Do convinced, the next time 1t will work, Germany will win her Flghtful place as master of the world. Then it won't matter what VIC think of them. They know that still greater plans are being worked out for the fus tuFo, plans for German domlnA' ton, If not to be won by open war, then by hidden war.
 The young German women who have been brought up in the NaSi creed, the older women who spent % years preparing for the second World War will not give up the fight Besides their own deter. mination, they have years of indocs trination and schooling behind them in special courses conducted by the Propaganda Ministry, the War once, the Labor Front, the oeStapo, the Association os Ger mans Living Abroad, Alfred Resens heFgs Schol for hyphenated and other Germans, the Colonial Schools of General von Epp; schools direct- cd by the various women's organ. isations, in the cultural groups, In university classes.
 Groups Of AmaEons have been graduated from athletic academies, from art schools, and from busIs ness academies, For athletes and artists are supposed to Do non. political, and a woman in bust. ness does not yet arouse the Sus. plc!on that man might. What. ever her speciality, each Amazon hes been trained to organize other women and men.
 The experienced women who may have become too well known to foreigners through past activ. ity, or who are beginning to fade, coach the young sisters. Some- times they are withdrawn into in- nocent.seeming commercial enter. pFises-with foreign connections.
 By far the most dexterous grad- uate representative" who ever worked for the Nazis was the pe- ute, gentle, blond Edit von Coles, Himmler's cousin and m intimate friend Of Prince Auwi. the Kaiser's son. Edit was undoubtedly as close to the secret general stan as any woman.
 After a series of jobs in various NaN organizations and ministries, Edit von Coier was sent to Bucha- rest as c journalist. although she knew no Romanian. Through e propaganda minister in Bucharest, Edit launched Into business in a big way. She was perfectly will ing to let the minister use his friendship with her as Himmler's cousin to cloak his mixed ancestry (he was partly Jewish); he made 1t possible for her to reach into every circle and align all the ele- ments that could be useful to Ger many. She succeeded in bringing together Q great number of for- eign and part German women whom she trained as expert Nazi agents against the time of her own departure. They worked in Ro- mania and radiated all over the Balkans: they went to Turkey, to Iran, to North Africa, even to South America.
 Romanian patriots discovered the Nad plot to convert Romania into. Q German vassal and tried to assassinate Edit. Even had they done so. 1t would have been too late. Edit von Ccler had already welded together all the forces that could be used to prepare German rule. She escaped the country, taking with her fabulous gifts of jewelry and ftlrs.
 Edit had now become too well known. however. for another for. eign assignment. She received an executive post in an insurance company specializing in deals with South America and Spain. There is not the slightest doubt that this gifted woman was one of the key workers mobilized in io40 for the war within . var.
 
 As foreigners begin again to visit Germany, it will be arranged that they meet women trained by Edit .a~s. s4maar aaaS a.an. 4ll.m n..as...s~ n...S.-