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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 7, 1938.

DR. ROSENBERG BECOMES LYRICAL OVER NAZI RACIAL DOCTRINE

NUERNBERG, TO-DAY.

AT THE SESSION OF THE NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY DEALING WITH CULTURAL AFFAIRS YESTERDAY, DR. AL- FRED ROSENBERG, IN A SHARPLY WORDED SPEECH, DEALT WITH THE NEW ATTACKS WHICH, AS HE DECLARED, HAD |BEEN DIRECTED IN THE PAST YEAR AGAINST NATIONAL SOCIALIST IDEOLOGY AND IN PARTICULAR AGAINST RA- CIAL SCIENCE.

JAPANESE

DIPLOMATIC RE-SHUFFLE

Tokyo, To-day.

Dr. Rosenberg said: "There is re- peating itself to-day what has always shown itself in times of great changes of world ideology and in epochs of [great discoveries: A decrepit belief re- fuses to retreat before the conceptions of a new age.

"Nevertheless, once a› discovery has been made, it cannot be undone, no matter what screaming protests are. hurled against it. In our days, race science has put an end to all confusing assertions of the past. This science has opened to us new vistas and is now. producing in all spheres of life a new order of delineation of the phenomena of life."

The intended reshuffle in the Japanese diplomatic service and in the personnel of the Foreign Dr. Rosenberg went on to say that Ministry was the subject of even if the highest ecclesiastical au- lengthy comments.in 'yesterday's the recognition of the fact of race, it thorities ever so passionately resist

papers.

must be pointed out that the European

an-

The changes in diplomatic posts peoples, racially related to one which are planned for the begin- other, have always represented the ning of October will result, accord-founder of the Christian religion as a man of their own kind and have never ing to the well-informed "Tokyo given him, for example, the form of a Asahi Shimbun,” in the shifting of mulatto or a Jew. the Ambassadors in Berlin, Rome,

Here the great artists have already divided what to-day, through many London and Moscow.

epoch-making researches has become General Oshima has been pro-the fundament of life and of state- minently mentioned as the next consciousness of the future. The recog- Ambassador to Germany and Mr.nition of this brings one face to face with the fact that racial science is not Shiratori will probably be sent to just a sudden upstart of some under- Rome.

ground fancy but the conclusion of The present incumbent of the many centuries of research-and- self- Berlin post, Mr. Togo, will pro-realisation of the European peoples.

; "Not the defence of the living, bably go to Moscow and there is a evolved by areation, is barbarism, but possibility of the diplomatic repre- the maintaining of mentally pathologic sentative in Moscow, Mr. idiots, Jews, bastards or mulattoes that Shigemitsu, being transferred to threaten the cultural powers of all na- London.

Whoever to-day contests the no long- Vice-Foreign-Minister, Mr. Hor-er deniable results of research in race inouchi, is mentioned as the pos-science, mainly proclaims that he does sible Ambassador to Washington, not desire to see sound and strong in- dividuals and sound and strong peoples, while the present representatives but aims at the propagation of dishar- in Rome, London and Washington|monious characters and broken, irre will be recalled to Japan.

solute beings, as a means towards the... Former Ambassador to Brussels, realisation of mental imperialism, hop- ing to fill the imagination of those Mr. Kuruau, is regarded, according beings with fear so as to be able to do to "Hochi Shimbun” as a likely minate them. candidate for the post of Vice- Foreign-Minister.-Trans-Ocean.

NEW R.A.F. CHIEF

London, Today.

tions.

But the intimidation of human be ings with threats of eternal punish- ment in the next world has to-day no longer the effect it had in the past, and infuriated curses hurled at scien- tific discoveries have, in course of cen- turies, lost much of their power be cause of continuous errors in their hyal

We are of the firm conviction that to

Air Commodore A. T. Harris has potheses. left for Jerusalem to take command{ of the British air forces in Pales-obey the laws of this life is to seize a

great destiny and to make possible : tine and Transjordan, according to really creative activity. That, accord- an official statement issued here last ling to our deep conviction, cannot be |night.—Trans-Ocean.

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MASCOT'S SERIES.

reprehensible. If in some form, not understandable to us, there really ex- ists a heaven, then he who works hon- estly for his people and their noblest achievements will enter this heaven rather than he was betrays his country and his people with a prayer on his lips."

Closing his speech, which was often interrupted by strong applause, Dr. Rosenberg said: "We shall cling um- shakeably to this attainment of our age and endeavour, with never-weary- ing, patience to sincerely convince even him, who under the weight of accumu- lated tradition, has not yet attained the Treedom of view. and the inward firmness that we have been able to、

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