The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
A|onq Broadway
Nv WALTER WINCHELL

II 1870. and repeated as late as 1874, Stain
declared that a Communist state was hevei
safe until the whole world was CoHElunlst
The diplomatic rat race, started by huSsia'
;s on History will record the unspeakabie
tactics 70 snare the support. of Germans as
an atrocity of peace. The Allied diplomatic
throat Sitting twhile promising to revive Nazl-
lands power not only emphasizes their split
but also trnderlines the cleavage between
FDR's foreign policy and the zig-zagglng now
practiced by Americas leaders. Roosevelt
said: GAS for Germany, that tragic nation
which has sown the wind and is now reaplag
the Whirlwind-we and our Allies are entirely
agreed that we shall not bargain with the
German conspirators, or leave them a shred
of control-open or secret-of the instruments
of govt. We shall not leave them a single
element of military power-or of potential
military power"
From a front page story in the New York
Herald Tribune of Jan. /, 1945: ALLIED ou-
preme Headquarters, confirming reports from
the front of a mass slaughter by the Ger
mans of American soldier prisoners. issued
today an official statement which said that
lis Americans were murdered IN this way
soon after the German counter-ot1easlVe De-
gan. The statement Gssued after an investl-
gation) said the Americans captured near
Malmedy, Belgium, were lined up in ranks
six deep and were moved down by machine
gun fire"
But a year and a half later American dlplo-
mats are ready to treat German soldiers like
allies!
There is nothing so hypocritical and stupid
as the current srupy d~rooling by Allied diplo-
mats about the difference between THE Ger
man people, and the Nazis. 1.-THE German
people" shill is the most obnoxious type OF
w-easel-Wording. .Nazism is merely a new
label for ancient German venom. One of Ger
many's military heroes is General Count Won
Haesler. He once declared: 1T is necessary
that our civilization build it's temple on noun
talns OF corpses, on an ocean of tears and
on the death cries of men and women with
out numbers. Germany must rule the inferior
races of the world!". . He said that in 1881
Sec'y Byrnes' naive babbling that the Ger
mans will behave like good little rodents it
they are gifted with democracy, must make
intelligent citizens shudder. Germans had a
taste of democracy during the days of the
Weimar Republication the first World War.
They promptly spit it out and swallowed
oG1Sll tAlld VIC tHC 4NdLIS wig ldlllS
DR.. Karl Joseph Wirth, Chancellor OF the
Weimar Republic, openly Dragged that Hitler
only continued the rearmament that had been
secretly prepared by his govt. Wirth added.
Il deserve great credit for this preparation"
Allied hop-heads are now cooling with Nazi
militarists. But it's safer to tangle with a
cobra than clutch the paw of a Junker killer.
In 1914 Field Marshal Won Rundstedt issued
a secret report to German Generals that
stated: with the booty we have accumulated,
the enfeebling of two generations of enemy
and the destruction Of their indus.
tries, we shall be bett e placed to conquer
in Is years than we were in 1889. We don't
have to fear peace conditions analogous to
those which we have imposed because our
adversaries will always be divided. Their dis
unity will force them to fight each other,
and Germany will play one side against the
other.'
Allied plans to rebuild German industries
must have been inspired by the ghost of Hit.
Ter. When the Nazi military machine cracked,
leading German industrialists held a secret
meeting on Aug. 10, 1914 and blueprinted
strategy for modelling German industry for
the Third World War. They decided to create
small research bureaus that were to be hid.
den IN cities or camouflaged in villages near
Water-poWer sites under the guise Of studying
hydro : electric resources. The researchers
were ordered to concentrate on new weapons
VI War-Whlch can only mean atomic bombs.
=. .Ihe American Army's CO has a complete
report on this meeting in its files.
The following news clipping should be on
the desk of every delegate at the Paris con.
ference. 1t was published in the Jan. 20, 1880,
issue of the German %zeitung, 'Volkischer
Beobachter'':
Germany can have only one ardent wish
namely, that the spirit of misfortune Should
hover over every Allied conference. that dh.
cord shall arise therefrom, and that finallv
a world peace which would otherwise ruin
our nation should dissolve in blood and fra
And one can hope that out of this strugole
the possibility might arise for GERMANY to
enter the stage of world historical events .s
a star performer"
From a speech by Adolf Hitler.
All OF which introduces the following going
the BWay rounds. "A producer phoned 2.
friend in the State Dept: II need your help
he said. I'm doing a play about the peace
conference"
o." interrupted the d D m t, "a
drahmah?' :
"Of course not" said the producer. "A