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His "Soviet. Government of China," he said, was now ready to lead the fight against Japan- ese imperialists and other for
Officially the Nass' reason foreign raiders, to ally itself with
the resignation is that Strauss feels that he has been overworked and is too old for the post. (He is 71.)
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German Folk Song.
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any group or army having the same aim, and to enter into friendly relations with any coun try supporting China's indepen- dence.
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The libretto of the opera came. from the pen of the Jewish author Stefan Zweig, whom the Nazis had been attacking in virulent the crities warmly praised the fashion 8
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Hitler, who, like Dr Goebbels, 16 Dr Goebbels
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Heaven stands”
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berg the Director Stefan Zweig's name was print pushed the matter farther, ed prominently on the program Dr Peter Raabe, of mes at the first performance, pelle, who has conducta which was attended by prominent in Philharmonic Orch Nazis, including General von absence
Etr as pre Blomberg. Minister of Defence. succeed Previously Dr. Straties in an in- the Reich Cerview had expressed his admira- and DT
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