GASTHE HONGKONG / TELEGRAPH "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950
Guest Of Honou
Nazi Brotherhood Becoming Of
Greater
Influence
Hamburg, Oct. 18.
Germany's Bruderschaft—“brotherhood" of former army
officers and Nazi leaders—is coming more into the open as the Western Occupation Powers rolax their grip on the country.
still In Connde
Il ng sent Rome of italer, who young men, often wearing awaiting perinission
to Germany.
to return
ports In West Germany's next la bo army. Ile is believed seeking Influential roles thero Franke for Bruderschaft members and und top-Grieksch,
Eugen associate Dr Is
little- German Achenbach, who
their own ex-officer, form the off- Bruderschaft, elat head of the
or Council the Bruderrat Brethren.
dyed army tunics, riding Bech Broichsilter, breeches, and officers'
north boots, to meetings to explain alms.
of
cf
of
These are similar to those of other right-wing movements-
They are working to create a destined to rule "true elite." such as We demand political
rel inilitary restoration
and by virtue of "their personality Germany's sovereignty"
In the words of the and ability." "Protect the honour
programme, German soldiers"-except that the Britdrrschaft's
they wail to "preserve the tra- suddenly
dition of the German Fuehrer new ope ins
Germany added: "We want Independent of East and West, tiender) principle until we can inke the fate of our nailon into strife-forn third force Europe, a balance between the our own hands again."
crystallisation Power and
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a
been
for an European renats-cu
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The programme, indeed, reminiscent of Hitler and Frederic II of Prussia and even Fance.
of some
The of the Caesars. Itself This appears to be a long-
hrs But in the mean-Bruderschnit
for it also term als
says: declare: "We memory, time. members
"Prussia's device-Suum cuique setting up of German (to each his own) will be our oppose a
under forcer
any law". millary Western Supreme
Command.
W want a pure-ined German Army within European defence forces, and with German repre-
ULTIMATE COAL
Its ultimate goal is the "unlon between nations sentation in a European general for European
the Atlantic and the Ural moun- stuff."
Germany, the nins, of which
CASTE-CONSCIOUS
By means of digging deeply, Beleli of all Germans within its one can iliscover a good dealetimographical
alan the hitherto
and historic
secret boundaries, is to be an organie
Bruderschaft now that
public renched the
it has port". meeting
stage.
The leadership
author of the programme 1 Franke-Grieksch. Some of a caste his co-members regret that he conscious body of former staff has copied Nazi idrology, They ofileers of Hitler's cracks divise behind his words the ghost Alfred Rosenberg, Hitler's sion, Grossdeutschland (Greater of Gerinnny),
"philosopher's
and high-ranking Communist-haling, Jew-balling.
$$ anti-Christian members of the dreaded
They forcenst wa bora on Bekshirts.
defent, policy.
the day of Germany's
supported
May 8, 1945, in a prisoner of the right-wing
war camp of Gros deutschland
troops lo Schleswig-Holstein.
Uraler the shock
ultimately, hands which
that
by come of parties, may
of
force a show
would result in the Bruderschaft.
of delca Franke Voa Manteuffel
their Brst thought was to make
belleves
use of their extirit de corps and and Beck-Broichaliter, bel their battlefield comradeship that the Slava and
the Germans
as a stabilising factor in Ger-re destined to save the Con- many's internal struggles. "We tinent,
He sees the Pruslan
felt that the fate that had over-eagle and the Russian bear come is all had
by us all regardless
ano's
standing" individual
to be borne the symbols of the new Europe. Most of the chief men in the of each i
one Bruderschaft are said to be con- vinced that Europe's future lies of ex-soldiers in the West.
how-
our
of the founders explained.
Any rallying
was prohibited by the
So the Bruderschaft
build clandestinely.
Allies. "This does not mean.
"that add, they began to ever,"
Soon it foreign policy must be one- spread to labour units recruited sidedly bound to the West."
from the remnants of the Ger- man Army by the
their zone of occupation.
Brilish in The
RALLYING YOUTH
Observers regard this qual
heads of these units, nearly fention as an indieation of a de- ex-officers, joined with few exsire to win a bargaining position
ceptions,
CELLS FORMED
an
often
Slowly
at
Sanal acrifice, the first mem- bers carried
their organisa tion into the rest of Germany, including the Soviet
"cells" Were parts of contacted
zone, and formed in OGL
for Germany,
nt
While Franke-Grieksch gropes Becis-
farnway goals. Bruichsitter and Von Manicuffel with more im-
are
dealing mediate tasks.
Deck-Broiefisitler is trying to
ally the youth.
Von Manteuffel is
negotiat-
are strongly tipped
for
the country. Liaisoning with former military men
parties, who right-wing!
were extended to
Stras Nazi who had
and feelers the followers
ser, one-time
of Oto
Its
One part of the Bruderschaft still completely in the back-
This is ground,
Well- organized intelligence
cervice which is said to have accurate information about the military preparations of European coun- tries and the U.S.S.R. Its mem- bers also have close contuels with former German officers in Argentina, Spain, and Italy, and with right-wing movements in France and Italy.-Reuter,
Mr Winston Churchill was the guest of honour at
Photo
a dinner given by the Danish Government in the Danish Ilouse of Parlament during his redent tour. shows (from left) Mr Churchill, General Gortz, the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen, Mr H. P. Sorenson and Minister
Frode Jakobsen.
Essex Grown Tobacco
Red Cross Action On Dispersed Children
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Mistake To Take Korea As Model For Future War
Tokyo, Oct. 18. Lieutenant-General George E. Stratemeyer, commander of the Far East Air Forces, warned today it would be a serious mistake
to use the Korean campaign as a model for planning future | military operations.
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The primary lesson the Army, Navy and Air Force should heed is that Korea could lead to ADVERTISEMENTS "false conclusions" about how to fight a modern military power, General Statemeyer said in a United Press interview.
The success of the whole about 15 minutes, it is seen series of operations in Koren how crowded the air just ahead of the front lines was -with depended, to an extent hard fighter planes, It was small to over-emphasise, on the wonder that Navy and Air Force the Communists plots alike occasionally com- fact that had no air power worthy of plained about lack of targets. the unme.
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ground and air forces wherever landing strips be won before- were seized, as ni Sinmak, And forces can move freely they could not exploit their modern war.
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If the in few geropianes, had
wants of advertiser because it did not bad in history Monte Carlo, Oct. 18.
International Red have to be used in any large ferior types and soon lost the are quickly met and they d The
not desiro any further ropile air and stomach for flying them. Cross Conference here today degree against enemy
The full significance of
that forwarded, we shall be glad t strategie tarsteds.
promptly to the be notified more adopted by 39 votes to six a
WRONG CONCLUSIONS development is becoming
strßelds
effect when a sultabis acknow are an enemy airbe Greek resolution by the
One of the "wrong con- clear
feu-ladgment will be inserted fro For example, delegation asking the elusions" against which Generat captured.
of of charge. Oliver M. Coats, General Assembly of the Stratemeyer warned
was that fenont
Texas, an avia- Nations United
to make a war with a modern mili- Jacksonville,
lan engineer and plot,
flew tory power the ground forces 11 T-6 plane into Pyonggang every effort necessary to re- could not depend upon
airfield the clay it was cop- turn to their families semenmount of air support
they
to thank all relatives and frien tured and counted 30 Red air-Mr. Ng Wah and her family wi children din-have had in Korea, 19,300 Greek
craft
for their kind expressions that had been destroyed| There has been far more air on the ground. by Allied air- sympathy, Doral tributes and a tendaved at the feral in the persed during the world war
division per
than at eraft There were more at and the Greek civil war. support
recent bereavemani. that the retreating themselves had destroy- mainly in Czechoslovakla, any time in World War 11. That Wonsan
was because only small numbers Reds Yugoslavia, Hungary, Bul- of fighter sorties were needed to e-United Press.
garia and Rumania.
counter enemy's inferior aero- planes,
and bombers not only Russin, Yugoslavia, Rumanta, did not have to be secreted but Czechoslovakia, Hungary and knocked out such strategle tar-
China voted against the motion.
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AGREEMENT
FORMOSA
Washington, Oct. 18. President Truman and Genorai MacArthur apparently reached completo agreement on Formosa in their private one-hour conference on Wake Island, high government
Jedi funt Germany after quar Franco Tour's officials said today.
relling with Hiller.
Alled
watched
servies! intelligent
the
grow, but the
knew
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last winter
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Madrid. Oct. 18. General Franco will leave
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Wanchal. were alive and were not, in could cover the whole perimeter prison or persecuted.
The Rumanian delegate said that most Greek children ar riving in Rumania had been i and undernourished and they had been well cared for in Rumania.-Reuter.
RESOLUTION
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AL the International Red Cross Conference here today,
Lake Success, Oct. 18. Russia proposed and the United
India has proposed a plan # said the States seconded resolution These officials
upan "all Red Cross, to break the deadlock in the calling
Council on President, following his pri- crescent, Lion and Sun Societies Security
ap- vate talk with General Mac-and urir members throughout pointing a successor to Mr Arthur, toki participants at the world work for the
Secretary- maintenance Trygve Lie as
General of the United Wake that he and the of peace."
It invited all governments Nations. Supreme Commander in the
most pressingly to adopt and Under this plan all 1i mem- Dr Konrad Adenauer, ready-coast of Africa, tomorrow.
Far East had reached agree apply effective measures to pre- proposals for German Ile will also visit Cape Juby made
the names of candidates in a remilitarisation,
Israel's Knesset (parliament on Formosa and that vent and exclude the use of bers of the Council would place
to dis-blind arms, atomie energy and
ballot box. The five This was at a time when no- and Villa Cisneros on the
secret all similar methods, as intem- body was yet talking of such Rio de Oro coast, the other ment) today vetoed Premier there was no need
two Spanish possessions in Ben Gurion's plan for a one-cuss it further.
patible with honour and inter-permanent members - Britain, the United States, France, Rus- development. Von Manteuffel, it was then West Africa.
party government.
Mr Truman returned today national confidence."
The resolution will be debated sin and China would then zo taken by the South China cut to why sure, 20 cante of a member
Gurion called pc- Franco will be
Mr Ben
The tomorrow.
conference through the names and elmin Morning Post and Hong Kong Fo General
Welzmann to from his 14,400-mile he
which they might In fact,
by his wife, the President Chaim
Bat Wake and back,
yesterday rejected three Russian ate those
Telegraph Staff Photographors mandate. But he has companied
his was not and is not,
want to veto. the surrender Interior. of the
White House Press Secretary resolutions calling on Red Cross
The full Secretary Counell "prumole peaceful
are on view in the close contacts with its leaders, Minister
outgoing Charles Ross, who made the Societies to Lome of whom were his sub- Minister of Industry and Com- Knesset Speaker Joseph Sprin-
otak nanounced the
in remain
Morning Post Building. President, said ideals and the prohibition of would then consider the short nominees trip with the
list of how government
until new elections are Mr Truman was "feeling very atomic weapons."-Reuter,
would be likely. well and not more than nor-
Those mentioned include Sir Benegal Norsing Rau (India) Luis Padilla, Nervo
rumoured, was
the Bruderschaft.
ordinates daring the war.
Minister and the merce Public Works.
They
General
Islands for visit the Canary
He now keeps the first time since 1936. in touch with the movements will be away for 10 days al- of Gregor's brother, Otto Stras-together-Reuter.
will
to
on
fight to
of State BLAME
FOR Dr
KASHMIR
WAR
TRUE ELITE
will be joined at Vila of These
held." leaders
include the Cisneros by the Minister
Admiral the Bruderschaft. Marine,
Francisco After an all-night debate on maily tired."
tke crisis, organiser of
Back-foreld
at who has arrived lean Helmut
The government
Не sald Secretary tall and
Islands with the Knesset voted 53 to 44 to dis-
Acheson and Defence Bech Broichsitter, Franke- the
colve itself. There were eight Dean
George Marshall Griekel, tight-lipped, slmlet-Spanish Ficct.
of Gregor After a two-day visit to the abstentions. No date has been Secretary eyed, son-in-law
Africa possess set for new elections, but the "seemed pleased with the re Strasser, the Nazi leader who Spanish West
in Hitler's "blood-slons,
Franco will Legal Committee of the Koes-suits" of the President's trip. was killed
Officials indicated the Presi- submit an cet was asked
General Mac-
Melbourne, Oct. 18. pure" in 1934,
ricetion law within two weeks.dent convinced Franke-Grieksch
thai the Administra- The
people Pakistani Observers said the key to the Arthur
until the held by 300.000tion's policy of complete neu would not rest election was newly arrived
who trality toward Formosa is the refugees
Kashmir dispute with India will be voting for the first time, right one.
Battled, Mr Yusuf United Press.
STATEMENT WITHDRAW Abdoola Hardoon, High Mr Truman recently had Commissioner for Pakistan Anti-Subversive forced General MacArthur to in Australia, said today.
withdraw 1 statement on The responsibility for Formosa because it differed with present position "lay squarely tho Administration's policy. on India's shoulders," he told a The General's bristling state reception given by the Austro- ment asserted the jaland was flan India and Pakistan Asso Mr F. Joseph Donohue, as- vital to United States security ciation attended by Sir Owen Unlied Nations sistant to the Attorney-General,
Mr Truman himsel has sald Dixon, former
the Kashmir dis- said today President Truman probably will name a five-man nothing about Formosa In re- Mediater in "Subversive Activities Board" ferences to lis talk with General pute. next week under the new Inter- Francisco, however, that he and was crystal clear, ho sald
MacArthur, He sala in San Pakistan's part in the dispute nal Security Act
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Russia and Ching supported the Indian proposal which, it
will now it understood, referred to home governments.
The Councils due to hold a closed meeting on the Secre- tary-Generalship on Friday. Reuter.
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