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WHAT HITLER FACES
IT has taken the world the
better part of a decade to realise
The
July 23, 1941..
HITLER
STALIN
War Behind
WHEN Hitler went to
WH
war with Russia, he also involved himself in ac- tive war with another power. That is the Comin- tern, the world organisation of Communist parties. A significant point for Hitler, Goering and Goebbels is that its leader is George Dimitrov, the hero of the Reichstag Fire.
Nothing can have dis- played more exactly and precisely what Stalin felt about Hitler than the fact that when the Germans re- leased Dimitrov because So-
Communism..
DIMITROV
The Nazis picked a faṛtar ·
the Scenes
Those who know the relative ability and thoroughness of the German police and the Soviet police are convinced that Ger-
tinuation of German, imperial- should be realised by now, they ism's military campaign to sub- "have not forgotten other wen- jugate the European peoples pons while they were forging under the domination of the and using the sword of the financial and industrial - mag- spirit. nutes of Berlin.... This is not a war against platocracy,. Yugo-Slavia's struggle is a call to the working people of Ger voice their fraternal solidarity with the peoples of
movement in Russia. Hitler's the occupied countries,
method therefore is the Quisling At the same time, Dimitrov's idea. There never was a Nazi.; office issued a statement of the vote in the Sovieta. The last same kind eirculating in Aus- Communist vote in Germany tria. Extracts are:
(1932) was six millions.
many to
The war is over spreading and The its end is not in sight...
many has no real underground.
Feared Nobody
workers and peasants of Yugo. ONE way in which Dimitrov Slavin and Greece are not the has underlined his activities enemies of the Austrian to Communists in various coun-. viet citizenship had been German Communists that they soldiers: they are their brothers tries is that he has from time to conferred on him he was should join every possible kind
Austrian soldiers will time been able, through the in- made the world leader of of popular organisation, try to render great service to freedom fluence of the Soviet Govern- become officials and bide their and peace If they demand to be ment, to secure the release of time.
sent home.
their leaders from political pri- He made Gouring spit and
They have joined almost Was it a co-incidence that our sons. splutter with rage by his attacks
everything from the German own War Office announced that on the Nazis from the dock dur-
Labour Front down to the Austrian soldiers had mutinied ing the trial. He must have
Stamp Collecting Clubs, Among and surrendered? made the Nazi leaders rage their strongest points are be again and again during his lieved to be "Strength Through tenancy of his present post.
Joy," and the women's organisa- The Pact between Stalin and tions.- Hitler in 1939 did not put Dimi- trov out of action. From his. office in Moscow he has main- almost tained all possible contacts with trol. It is argued that it is be- sinuggled to America: Communists abroad, "guiding" ing used in the right way. Many them, sending messages to them, views believe that this kind of and when any Communist party movement has gone so far in
Secret Warning
He is an example of how Hit- jer
own creates his
worst enemies. Dimitrov in 1933 was an unknown exile from Bulgaria in Berlin. He was picked out AFTER that it is hardly sur- as an ideal victim, along with prising to read in June this Van der Lubbe. But the Nazis It is a method which calls for year the following manifesto of had picked a tartar, a man who super-human self-con- the Italian Communist Party, feared nobody. They gave him immense prestige in circles for
Continentals with advanced
has been able to produce a message of its own, giving it Germany and the occupied coun- tries that it was one of Hitler's world-wide publicity.
reasons for deciding on a Rus- sian gamble.
· “La Passionaria"
ONE of his chief assistants in
"The British people never wider than those of Commun- threatened the freedom of the ism. Though they could, not convict him, they kept him in Italian people.. They pro- vided hospitality for Garibald: prison till pressure of world Fling out opinion, and the power of the ini- Soviet Government, secured his release. It is said that when a
and Mazzini, the lackey sof Germani perialism."
+
Do we see here at work Dimi- Gestapo official saw Dimitrov off Those who know the history trov's principle that every effort by plane, a man weakened but
that Hitler's supreme objective
his war with Fascism is of underground work in Ger- should be made to link up with not broken, he said: "You must realise how well we have treated you, but we must never see you, in life has always been domina- that remarkable woman, Dolores many believe that the circula- every school of thought that is
Ibarrari (also called "La Pas- tion of information and illegal anti-Fascist? tion of the world, Europe
This political warfare, which again in Germany." sionaria"). Threatened by the printed matter, often on slips no scoffed at the notion until n
a Dimitrov and his associates "On the contrary," said Dimi- Falangists in Spain, she created thicker and bigger than
has cigarette paper, year ago, and only to-day is the the great rallying cry:- "Better
never have never ceased, and of which trov, "Good-bye till 1
Bee you United States beginning to ap-to die on your feet than live on ceased,
Hitler has never ceased to be again (Auf wiedersehen) in conscious, is one of the Soviet's Communist Germany.” — from preciate the ultimate menace of
your knees."
calculated weapons. But as "The Star" (London). Naziism. So far Hitler has
been successful in subjugating the greater part of Europe, but it is obvious that he knows that until he has.conquered Britain _and__disintegrated__the_British Empire, his mission will re- main unfulfilled. His continental achievements are futile until Britain has been overcome; but this involves the task of ob- literating the British
navy; attempts have been made to
They believe, that as this war foreseen in Russia, so it
With them are Wilhelm Pieck, was formerly a German M.P., and was in Communist Germany. Andre Marty, formerly a French and that at this moment a wave of underground propaganda is M.P. He organised the Inter- going on which has caused national Brigade in Spain. Along with them are representa- tives of other countries. Work- ing with them as diplomatic ex- pert, is Litvinov, formerly the Soviet Foreign Secretary.
It is constantly said that the possibility of internal revolt in Germany is dead now. Himmler
Himmler his special anxiety,
Cauliflower Is R.A. Picture Of The Year
By Hannen Swaffer
TAR-and "There'll Always be an England."
That sumis
Call To WorkersTM THE tenor of it may be judged
from a specimen issued by Wup this year's Royal Academy, which opened in May. But Dimitrov through one of his pro-
organisations, paganda
World "Round
the
קט
it is only s0-50. You ace on the walls dozens of pictures of the
planes, in the sky and in the assembling sheds airmen and News
soldiers, L.D.V.s, air-rald wardens at work, warships on the Agency." While Stalin and Hit-sens-and London burning.
this end, but they have failed certainly does not think so. ter were still linked in their pact
miserably. It can, therefore, be reasonably claimed, that despite
the overrunning of Central Europe, Hitler has to date lost
the war.
The day after the blitzkrieg was
in
One burned-out interior, to Charles Cundall and C. R. W. turned against Russin he issued of uneasy amity, he issued in remind people who don't fire-Nevinson have shown the most skill "'Locked-up'uniong the war artists. But photo- a White Paper on "Illegal Bol- April the following statement watch, is called
which was being illegally distri-Friday Street."
graphy has beaten nearly all the shevik Disruptive Work
others, buted in Germany:
Then two of our famous gen- Germany." His triple purpose-
The German Government does erals seem to have been able to to threaten the German
artist's studio, spend, in an even morc time than our workers, stiffen the secret police, not want a single free people to
The at-Cabinet Ministers waste at pub- and help Hitler's propaganda remain in Europe. . . . about the wickedness. of the tuck on Yugo-Slavin is a con-lic lunches.
Was
Hitler's progress if consider ed on a world map in relation to land population of the Em-Reds. pire, United States and Russia,
Two of their methods can be GRIN AND BEAR IT can be seen as no more than described without giving the One is tactical successes against mili-Nazis any information. tarily weaker Powers, which that the organisation of the has left Britain strategically Communists is often by tiny stronger than she was a year unita. In any case, the com- mittee does not number more ago. Britain's command of the than two or three, and of these seas, and the magnificent work only one would be in contact
of the R.A.F. have thwarted with another member of another every effort by the Nazis to cell. Another method is based achieve their ultimate objective on Dimitrov's instructions to -the disruption of Britain and
her Empire. The attempt to But the blitzkrieg on the control the North Atlantic by eastern front is already behind the invasion of Norway, the schedule and complete success subsequent plan of invading the is improbable in view of Stalin's British Isles and dominating grim determination to fight on the mid-Atlantic, and his ven- anywhere. Whatever the final ture in Libya proved fallures outcome, it is plain that the because of the dominance of Nazi war machinery will be so the British navy and air force. disorganised as a result of the These are striking defents and tremendous losses in the Rus- have not, perhaps, been fully | sian war, that it will take prac- appreciated in the light of Hit- tienlly a year to restore its lor's spectacular triumphs on equilibrium, by which time, if the continent. They may well not before, Britain will be In account for his sudden decision the position to strike with her to attack Russia--a gambler's combined army, navy and air throw based on the expectation force. Present indications are of lightning and complete suc- that Hitler's Eastern gamble is
doomed to failure.
1941, Chings Timers
Although two largo paintings, facing each other, show the evacus- tion of Dunkirk and the last-
minute defence of Calais, it is. amazing that the picture which will probably cause most comment shows a glant cauliflower!. This, the result of a real dig for
By Lichty victory, Alls half a suburban garden,
"Why shouldn't Pop handle a cocktail shakor like an expert ain't ho had enough practice shaking our coin banka?”
in which the proud owner is receiv ing a gold cup from the Mayor, while the B.B.C. asks him to make a speech, news-reels grind, and police hold back the crowd,
It is an amusing comment on how, even amid the world's tragedy, artists turn to the trivial and the common- place.
Bealdes these reminders of war are the eternal hills, the ever-runting streams, and the spreading land- scapes of Britain..
As Dame Laura contributes almost the only nude, I conclude that economy
has not yet spread to clothes.
Cynical Exhibits
James Pryde's very recent death In poor circumitonces makes cynical two exhibits-an enormous portrait of Pryde in James Gunn's sombre style and a brilliant painting, "The Doctor," by Pryde himself,
The latter, after luis death, has
bought" by Uio Chantrey Be
queall
Three very human pictures, by Gerald Kelly, of the Queen will at- tract great attention. For-although she is In-Court dress!-her, pleasant mile makes her look ea friendly as ulic is among the ruins..
In the Academy (s a o Dutch-liko study of Jermyn-street. Outald well, you should see what tho.
the bombs
have
diono In the real Jermyn-street, nearby.
I came away from Burlington House.deploring the Dnancial plight to which so many of our clever artists have fallen, and convinced more than ever that, during a great war, nearly every erdative brain stande still.