Evening star., 1947-02-18
By George Allen

By George Allen
copyright, 1917. North American Newspope
Allionee)
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18.-In hi
daily staff meetings Hitler often re.
ferred to other nations, and usual,
disparagingly. He travelled littl,
outside of Germany, and then onl.
to Italy or defeated nations. But hi:
outlook on all other nations, wheth.
er he knew them or not, was thai
they could not compare with Ger.
many.
In his opinion, one of the great
faults with America was our ovel
industrialization.
Thus, 'if a man keeps standing ir
front of a machine, he'll soon break
down. Nature did not make man tc
stand between buzzing machines
Life in New York or st. Louis is un-
endurable. That is why when radio
announcer reports landing of mer
from Mars, panic breaks out in some
places. The whole population is
hysterical."
OF all foreign statesmen Hitler
hated President Roosevelt most, be-
cause he considered our entrance
into the war as the work of Mr.
Roosevelt alone. In December, 1943
Hitler began to wonder about the
possibilities of Mr.. Roosevelts re-
election.
Discusses Election.
1.-THE presidential election will take
place Soon," he commented. III
Roosevelt fails and involves himself
deeper in the war, it can happen
that he won't be reelected. If he is
reelected and comes out of the wal
the winner, then he will be able to
reduce the national debt.
But if he is not reelected, he will
be indicted by his successor within
six months. He accused his own
predecessor of running into debt
His financial manipulations are sc
bad that he can't help but be con-
victed. His successor will have to
indict him or he will have to put
up with the financial mess"
In April, 1914, Hitler discussed
the election again:
THE greatest danger for Roose-
velts getting reelected is that the
Republicans won't be able to decide
on a candidate. Wendell Willkie S
defeat in Wisconsin proves that you
can't offer the American public just
anything. That's why the tramp
was turned down. And now comes
Thomas E. Dewey He certainly is
decent fellow. That is something
in the land of corruption. When
some one comes in America who
represents American interests, that
is good. Now we will see if Roose-
welt will exert the pressure which
he has used from time to time lately
to get elected"
Invasion Considered.
Gen. Alfred Jodl pointed out, I'VE
have the feeling that the British
are fighting for their country; but
not the Americans"
Shortly before the Allied invasion
of France, Hitler discussed the sit
uation and chances for success. THE
British are clever. They want to give
the command to the Americans.
They are sly, that's sure If the
are in comand, they must
take the lead. If things go bad,
they'll get the blame. If things go
bad with the British, the Amerio ans
will get the blame, too. And the
British don't have the same trust
in the war that Gen. Dwight D,
has. Eisenhower has
made two lucky landings, both with
the aid of traitors. But that won't
happen here. He'll get a surprise.
There is a difference if he lands
in North Africa and is greeted by
Gen. (Henri Honore) Giraud or by
some Italians in Sicily. who sit in
their foxholes and don't fire shot,
or If he lands on a place where
there will be plenty of shooting AS
long as q battery can shoot, it will.
AIlleQ success DOuDteu.
Eisenhower won't succeed. am
convinced of it. If he had troops
with two years experience, he would.
But he has young and inexperienced
troops. Ours are young, but they
are battle-tried. AS soon as he at
tacks, he will fail"
In the meeting of March 5, 1943
Hitler also discussed the japanese
whom he did not trust.
Gen. Jodl remarked that "the Japs
think 1943 will be the worst year
in Europe"
Hitler didn't take particular
pleasure in the fact"
Gen. Jodl then reported that the
Japs said the evacuation of Gauda-
canal had been completed
You can't believe anything they
say" Hitler snorted. Il don't be-
lieve a word of it. They tell sc
many lies and all their figures later
prove to be completely false"
Hitler had no time for the small
countries of Europe. In meeting
in January, 1945, he exclaimed
These dirty little countries (Bel.
GUM, Holland and Denmark only
exist because no European natior
could decide who was to get them
These countries would have van
ished from the map if Germany hat
been the ruling nation of Europe
That's the case with Hungary, toe
I get furious when I am told, Don
hurt them, that will damage ou
honor They have no honor. Thes
little nations are the TOUGHEST il
the world. Others trample owe
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