Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

MARRIED in field gray uniform with the Iron lp Cross on his chest, Adolf Hitler, chancellor of |trmany mounted the rostrum of the Reichstag (k S6 minutes amid heiling and cheering, he ac- Ned little Poland of aggression against Germany ]At the same time bomb-laden German warplanes Teamed toward Polish cities and massive German Inks stormed over the Polish border. Aln that way, on September l, 1889 began World Br 1.-the bloodiest, most terrifying war in all Itory. It was war that before long would scar I globe It would kill millions and hopelessly tpple millions more It would leave the wreckage \ whole nations in it's wake and 1t would intro |ire weapons which, if used in future wars. might lfl wipe out all civilization
 
 1ESS than q years before the world had just finished "war to end war Then, in 1918, the Fbned weight of Great Britain, France, the 1Hed States, Italy, Japan and many smaller pow had crushed the German Kaiser's armies and withered Reich
 How out of the ashes of that defeat mighHer Yman force was on the march, The tremendous Ice that exploded against Poland that Septem- was the realization of the dreams of one man, a imer house painter and carpenter, corporal who Spi when told of Germany's surrender in World Fr l, and who then built core of tough minded faucS around program of national socialism world domination for the Fatherland. 1lne man was Adolf Hitler, organizer of the Ma Pa Socialist German Workers Party and advo- Ie ot program which dazzled GermanyS mal- 1Nened millions: Denunciation of the Versailles (sy which settled World War I, state work for 'F unemployed, nationalization of key industries, 1@cutlon of the Jews
 Adolf Hitler marched into the chancellorship of Hmany on January 30, 1883 That date marked FamanyS first big step toward World War II He a seen the Japanese invade Manchuria in 1881 Eyng the League of Nations which had been or fulgo % after the war to prevent just such aggres- f ne mad watched admlringly the rise of Benito lsOlhl Socialist turned Fascist who snatched isi Tn Italy in 1922 and wh9 preached a return "e siorles of the Caesars ancent militaristic
 s NOW ne had his own great mark to make. 4 te gutted the Reichstag building in February ne Nazls blamed their Communist enemies
 uex' day Communism was outlawed-and with lsseooln o1 speech and press and the right to E.Sl@e the aHlter regime
 sool E.', ullons were banned Jews were boycotted, bsrS bsU from rom pubic positions, and began moving kanr.eu concentration camps along with outspoken .' Esymen of other faiths and political opponents Afo" A.el uenounced, and withdrew from. the arms ISerence at Geneva and the I,eaene of Nations tSa tpSas resident Hindenburg died and Hitler lesrooSGn 'lie post-not as President but as "der Tel Is o1 the German people
 k Sasoe ol Nations plebscite returned the coal EIsr a' w Germany in January, 1885. In March tO,. 'eii''roouced si compulsory military service k5sn;a"e "e treaty of Versailes-and wear later. er, 's 'ne hrst shock troops of his war machine, lcOmronxs s legiments marching into the Rhineland. kbrsr e mad been special hatred of der
 sbicb polie or the bitterest passages in the book
 ou'iined hls program, 'Mein Kampf,"