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Herr Louis Ullstein, who died recently at the age of seventy- four, was the senior partner of the famous Berlin newspaper and publishing concern which owns, among other publications,
Vossische Zeitung,' the "B-Z am |Mittag," the "Berliner Illustrierte
Zeitung," and "Die Dame."
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It is the largest newspaper cos- cern on the Continent. The story of its foundation is one of the great romances of journalism.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1933.
WHAT GERMANY WILL DO
VON PAPEN'S OUTLINE OF POLICY
NAZI ATTITUDE TO THE JEWS
H
The Jews.
If a large percentage of Govern ment officials in England were inter national Jews, if a great number of the Oxford and Cambridge profes cipalities and organisations of every sors were Jews, and if local muni-
kind were in Jewish hands, I feel sure that the British public would
[ERR VON PAPEN, the posts in the State that should have
German Vice-Chancellor, been filled by Germans. sets forth in this statement to an interviewer his Govern- ment's foreign and home policy. · He also defends the Nazi at- titude to Jews, which was in- dicted by Feuchtwanger au- thor of "Jew Suss," in an arti- In 1848 two young men were liv
de recently..published in the ing in Furth, near Nuremberg.
"Evening Standard.” They lived there because they were Although the Nazi movement of in time revolt against it. Jews, and no Jew was allowed to Herr Hitler in Germany owes the be in Nuremberg after sundown. great bulk of its strength to the Jews should form 60 to 80 per cent. I know, it is unthinkable that Furth was, in fact, a Jewish settle-peacemakers of Versailles, its origin of the medical staff of the London lles in the attitude of the Social hospitals, or that they should re- Democrats and Communists to those present the great majority of the Bitter Words From Miss Swanson patriotic German soldiers whore British legal profession.
One should not take seriously their country to the best of their total number of, roughly, 3500 law- turned from the war after serving In Berlin, for instance, out of the Mija Gloria Swanson's recent
ability. criticism of British film produc When I was in Rome recently, fewer than 2800 were Jews. Similar,
yers admitted to the courts, no. tion methods. She thinks our Signor Mussolini described to me understand, was the proportion studios are both slow and ineffici- how the returning Italian troops had in many other big German cities. ent. If she is basing this opinion been insulted in the streets. their on her own
Even in the small country towns with the talkie "Perfect Under facings and rank badges torn from and villages of Germany the Jewish
recent experience
their uniforms, and medals wrench-store-keepers and traders had the standing," which was made partly led from their breasts. in London, one can only say that
financial whip-hand of the people; "Perfect. Understanding" was a bad
Exactly the same happened in Germany. When I myself resorest points, these immigrants pros- and, what was perhaps one of the film before the actual work of pro- turned to Munich, my colonel's pered when millions of Germans duction started. 1-
badges were torn from my unt-i Its story was thin; its charac
form on the station platform.
were unemployed.. ters were unconvincing; its dialogue;
If such a situation existed in But this was only an outward sign was poor; and everyone was as of the conditions from which Ger
Yorkshire, or even in the agricul tonished that Miss Swanson should
tural counties of Somerset, Wilt- have chosen a part so thoroughly
shire, or Berkshire, I wonder unreason, incapable of giving unsuited to her own personality and
The Social Democrats and Com-
whether the British people, the due consideration to this or any talents:
munists were doing everything they
unemployed included, would not other proposition. Within Great The implication that Hollywood could to stamp out the old Prussian
combine to bring about a change. Hong Kong, Saturday, June 17, 1993. Britain itself, the plan offended production methods are the acme of tradition, to demolish the history of We Germans want to be on good equally the Right wing and the perfection will astonish any people the country of which we were so terms with England, and I believe Left, both of which at once who have witnessed them, including proud, and to check the teaching of that the return of the
German scented the obvious truth that Mr. Samuel Goldwyn. Recently Mr. religion in the schools.
The chil- Rhodes scholars to Oxford is one of revision of the treaties might be Goldwyn said that incompetence, dren were being taught to forget the the most useful ways of helping the
Frederick expected to follow. But revision, though disappearing gradually, still achievements of the "die-hards" said, was im-powerfully handicaps the progress heritage, and to cut their connection went to Oxford as Rhodes scholars two nations to understand one an- Great, to ignore their Christian other. Many of those Germans who "Last month the world was possible without another war, in of the American film.
with the Germany of their fore-before the war are now playing an perilously near to a war crisis," which conclusion the profes So declares the Secretary for the sional pacifists were reluctantly Facts You Did Not
fathers..
important part in Anglo-German re- Dominions, Mr. J. H. Thomas, inclined to agree. The latter
Is it to be wondered at that a lations, and those who have recent- Know. voicing a truth which many re-also asked how the pact could be
patriotic German movement has ly gone to that great university have alised at the time but did not made to operate without ignor-
grown up to rectify this deplorable a wonderful opportunity in these To assist golfers to select clubs an state of affairs? It. is not in the difficult times,
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care to express so bluntly until ing the League of Nations, Englishman has invented a club nature of Germans to despise their the danger had diminished. The though assurance was given, and with fact that it did diminish was due has since been explicitly renew-
a measuring scale on the religious or national tradition, as much, Mr. Thomas rightly re-ed, that care would be taken to handle that shows the angle of the can be seen from the way the whole
The question of the German co- minds us, to the firm and pru-keep all operations
head that will be most satisfactory. country has become united in lonies is a score point with us, be- within the dent attitude of Great Britain as League's framework and under
movement of intense patriotic cause we are the only great Power to any other cause.
without colonies.. There are its sanction. The method of
endeavour. reasons also for thinking that the caucus is not necessarily an tomobilex over bodies of water two To enable them to drive their au-
According to the peace treaties it the influence of Italy, as was ex-evil thing, in international politics Texas men have built pontoons on
Class Co-Operation.
is alleged that Germany is unable But the greatest achievement of to develop colonies, and for this pected, has helped to induce in or at home. The spirit at work which the car is fastened, ita rear all will be the reconciliation between reason we are deprived of these out- Herr Hitler that more pacific and the results achieved are the wheels being geared to a propeller. Capital and Labour and the aboli-lets for our people, while our pres- mood which first made tension etandards by which to judge -
tion of class hatred. easier. That
was a turning-and in this case, we are asked to
tige suffers accordingly. National Socialism is strongly point, a beginning. But more believe, the spirit is that of the
To assist the domestic hemp in-opposed to International Socialiqm, was needed, and more has come. Kellogg Pact. Let us welcome dustry the Itlaian government has and all all the social evils that go "Sudden the worst turns the best that, without persuading our-decided to use goods made of that with it, and aims at the friendly co- to the brave," says Browning, selves that all problems are there- material in place of other fibres operation of the employer and the and here, it may be, is an in-by solved. Struggling as she is wherever possible in the army and stance of it. The Four Power to lead the world back to pro-
When I am asked to what the Pact, discussed. and apparently isperity and lasting peace, Bri- thrown aside such a short time tain will care little what parti- Electric locomotives have been am sure that the answer is the present regime is likely to lead, I ago, is now accepted, and will cular line is followed it only built in railroad shops at Tacoma, "unity of the German people." bind its signatories to keep the there is solid gain, She has put Wash., that can develop almost 5500 Unity and spiritual strength is our times of the two countries makes peace for ten years. If for ten forward, from time to time, pro-horsepower and haul freight trains motto. years, asks the optimist, and per-posals of her own-the Four a mile long aver mountain grades. haps also the sceptic, why not for Power Pact itself, indeed, is one-
navy.
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It cannot be said with truth that Germany cannot colonise, and we definitely want to develop Africa in the same way as Great Britain, France and Italy, Bel- gium or Portugal do.
Russia.
As far as Russia is concerned, the difference between the political re-
no difference to international rela-
It may be possible, as is suggest-tions, and in this respect Germany
the
all time? True, that is the ideal half hers, in theory at any rate. rightly to be aimed at, but pro- But origins matter little or no SECRET DISTILLERY many as the apex of the pyramid of about by the coming to power gress towards it has to be made thing compared with goals at- not merely by decades but even tained. If the four Powers in-j by single days.
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A ten years' tend, as presumably they do, to Paris Police Discovery affairs of the moment..
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Foreign Policy.
Ever since the war Germany has been divided against herself by poli tical factions...
ed, that in course of time the is much in the same position as monarchy will be restored in Ger- Italy. The only change brought
united national strength, though the |of
present German Gay- question has no bearing on the ernment, with the collapse of Com
Since the munism, is that we are now able to lease is not merely something take up as a common task the re- richly worth having while it duction of armaments and the re-
war a great deal has been said about profit by the Russian friendship self-determination, and "I think without fear of being infected by lasts, but is capable-best hopestoration of world commerce, they
their system. of all-of
every nation should be free t being repeatedly will find themselves compelled to renewed.
A huge secret distillery has choose its own system. The mere suggestion make certain concessions. Soon-been discovered near the town of of it has immediately gratifled er or later-probably sooner Lisieux. the United States, whose Pre-the revision of treaties will loom
In our foreign relations our inten- Police were interested in what ions are entirely pacific. The ques- to regain her strength, which is She has, therefore, been unable sident so recently gave proof large, and then it is that the new was apparently an ordinary farm lion of Alsace-Lorraine is settled essential if she is to take her proper that he realises how closely the spirit will be seriously tested in a remote situation fortunes of his country are bound Security, for example, on which means of a secret entrance, they again.
and, by and we have no desire to raise it place among the nations of the up with those of Europe. Both France will in every case insist broke în and found that it was
world, and 'contribute her share to in conferring over economics and how is that to be guaranteed really an elaborate distillery,
We have no aggressive designa Western civilisation as we know it. over disarmament, the four to her satisfaction? What The
against Poland, and we respect the A weak Germany means a weak Powers must take reckoning of guarantees of such a kind can be underground "canals" hundreds
equipment included: framework of existing treatles. Europe, but a strong Germany does American opinion, as also of given, and what, if given, are of yards long, vats able to hold Anschluss as a means by which Government, mean a Germany with There has been much talk of the not, in the eyes of the present Japanese. Reversion to the Four they worth? These questions more than 22,000 gallons, and a Germany would absorb Austria, aggressive designs, Power Pact is surprising and a are not sophistical; they present retort which could distill 110 We have no such intention. little ironical. For when it was stern realities. Equally real is gallons in a single night. hatched at Rome by Signor Mus-the problem of the Polish Cor-
word "Anschluss" is an unfortunate solini and Mr. Ramsay Mac-ridor.
Distilling operations were car-term. On the face of it, it is ried out only by night. Reuter. Donald, the proposal was received no more possible to satisfy the
All we want is that the Ger- with far more hostility than two countries concerned therein
man peoples, Gerthans and Aus- favour. The smaller nations, than it is to please rival auitors WILD DOGS COST £1,250,000 common way of expressing the trians alike, should share one notably the Little Entente, sniff-for the same woman. Diploma- ed at it suspiciously, and did not tic subtlety has its limits, and
characteristics of our race. conceal their belief that it would cannot mean the subordination of their Even so, a ten years. peace may spent in Queensland to destroy has taken place in Germany, and of "A reasonable fee," for de
A total of £1,250,000 has been deal of misunderstanding of what interests to those of the Intend-do much to soften hostilities, the ringo (wild dog) pest, ac-the urgent need for drastic change. stroying rogue elephants is at ed Quadrilateral The supre and the nations which are pled-cording to an official announce 1, therefore, deeply regret the the rate of £45 a head." macy of the larger States at Ver- ging themselves to observe it ment
This sailles has ever since been resent have it in their power to
speeches of Viscount Grey, Sir is one of the interesting state- ed by some of the others, and strengthen the League rather scalp is paid by the Govern-
A bonus of two
shillings a Austen Chamberlain and others. ments made in the course of a that resentment was quick to than supersede it. If they bear ment.
It is not realised in England to law suit here brought by a big Lindle afresh. France saw themselves tactfully, they may In radition to the money spent had gone in Germany, nor do Eng to be due.
what lengths the Communist danger game hunter to recover fees said little in the plan to furnish those lend the League greater prestige on destruction, more than 20,000 lish people know what it feels like to guarantees which she regarde as than it has ever yet enjoyed. In miles of dog-proof fencing has have one's native country practically estimated damage to the value One witness testified that he | indispensable,. * Germany was, that alone there should surely been put up by landowners under the control of the Jews, large of £9,000 had been done by el- at that time, at the very pitch of be some real advantage.
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