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"Let's Share The World!"

-Hitler To

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England

ITLER has threatened -war

the and promised peace, to French. He has denounced the capitalists and the Communists in But in two mat- the same breath. ters he has never varied-in offer- ing a hand to England and a fist against the Jews.

This good will towards England has been clouded only when, in his temporarily view, Jewish forces

THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 3, 1989

'MEIN KAMPF'

influenced British Imperial policy. Otherwise, Hitler appears to have forgiven all the things we did, and indeed to have approved most. The Slavs get his immediate blame for the Great War, the French and the Aus- Jews a good deal more, the

Indeed, neither before nor after trians and even the Germans a little.

advantageous or But England is not named in the 1914-18 was it

even necessary to either England or charge sheet.

Western Germany to be hostile. On the In the trenches of the Front he formed a respectful view contrary, their mutual interest was allies. Even in the of the British capacity as fighters to become For their ability as propagandists trenches Hitler thought so.

view can be no worse when dominat- And what an ally England is! ed by Berlin than by Paris). in discouraging the Germans from fighting he felt unbounded admira- "This British nation will continue *tion. In one of his rare tributes to be considered the most valuable Even The U.S.A.

Yes, that is as to newspapers, Hitler (who was a ally in the world.

Might Challenge Press lord before became a war long as the world looks to the lea- lord) only half mockingly praises dership and spirit of its people for Britain's Sea Power "the superb insight" of British that ruthless tenacity which fights begun by every journalists who could see in a Ger- out a war once man munition strike "Germany on means and with regard for time or It was sacrifice, right on to the victorious the Eve of Revolution!" exactly the medicine that the war- end; which proves that there is no need for such Powers to have arma- weary Tommies needed.

ments always in some exact ratio to some other fellow."

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As for the campaign of leaflets (showered on the Bavarian lines) Germans designed to persuade all except Prussians that Prussia was

Putting aside now all the might the sole cause of the trouble, well, Hitler says, it was carried through have-beens of history for both of us, the big shameful, Hitler says let's look at in a "most cunning,

central proposition of world politics. and perfect manner:,

Here it is: GERMANY IS DOWN, BUT BOUND TO RISE, BRITAIN HAS ALREADY A WORLD EM- PIRE.

Britain Is The Most Valued Ally In The World

After the war, England seek to trample down utterly, as the French did.

was not England's affair

event.

Now argues Hitler, there is plenty of room for both of us. Why, we world! did not can practically share the

challenges Germany Germany

England That nowhere, for Germany is only con- in any cerned with the continent of Eur- ope (which from England's point of

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·MediterraEGEN. Hitler says the #logan “Great Britain Overseas ' might have been changed to “The Ocean

America."

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dom in India, for all I care) who ran around Europe had somehow managed to inspire quite reasonable people with the fixed idea that the its British world Empire with pivot in India, was about to crash. It never occurred to them that the wish was father to the thought."

India Is Best Under British Domination

He Hitler But in England's

judged otherwise. wrote (it was nearly ten years be sphere-which is the rest world quite a number of conceiva- fore the Government of India Act Rule): gave India Home ble challenges may arise which will which

never Thus "England will

lose India require her full attention.

relationship with

unless she gives way to racial con- even her blood the United States could not rule out fusion in her machinery of govern

in the possibility of rivalry, and ment or unless she is forced to do powerful the great and vital domain of the

by the sword of a 80 Strong anti-English enemy: Indian revolts will never sea at that. forces were working in the post succeed. APART FROM war years, that might have created THIS 1, SPEAKING AS A GER-

the

WOULD FAR INDIA UNDER

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ALL

RATHER BRITISH

slogan MAN, situation where the

SEE "Great Britain Overseas" would be

to "The Ocean for DOMINATION THAN THAT OF changed

ANY OTHER NATION!” America."

On the other hand, if the other tri- American imperialist school

Now we have brought the reader, the whole in 18 articles, across umphed England might have found herself forced into a deadlock with

field of Hitler philosophy.

His views on the Jews, on the Japan. That would have admirably who suited the book of the Jews

France, Russia, Britain Mussolini. would like to see England exhaust- mission of the German Race,

on Women, Education, Religion, ing herself in holding together her scattered empire while they.

Peace and War, the land, the land- pared to dominate it. And, of course,- says Hitler in a typical Mein Kampf lords, and the workers, on Colonies aside, it is easier, for the Jew to and conquest, and on-Hitler, have:

been examined on his own words. bastardise a European people than to do it to an Asiatic national race like the Japanese!

pre-

Then there were the internal trou- bles of the British Empire, in India, Egypt and elsewhere. These, in- deed, were no worse than the Eng- lish themselves

them to

allowed

grow, which was not a fraction of what some fools supposed.

other

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ΟΙ the opinione.... who has live

anxie them, to the interest and of the greater part of the rest mankind.-Hitler.

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In the very early days of the Nazi Party, says Hitler, their headquar

a various ters were afflicted with alleged "iberationists" from countries, mostly from the Balkans, India and Egypt. Hitler' weighed

THE END To-morrow, begins the first of si them up as "mere chattering busy- bodies, jabbering Orientals who re- articles telling how Hitler has can presented only themselves." They ried out the gospel of Mein Kamp had no authority, they disposed no (1) The Rise of a Prophet, (2) Th (3) Trič power, yet they took in a number of "Beer Hall Revolution." amiable asses among German na- and Gaol, (4) Defeat and Ro-birth tionalist circles.

(5) The Massacre of the Old Guard (6) Hitler as Cacsar.

talk

of

There

an was great "Egyptian revolution" against the

These articles appearing in th British. It was pure.myth. Then "China Mail" are an examinatio there was the period (1920-21) of the policy expounded in “Me when childish and incomprehensible Kampf,” based on both the origin England German version and the speci hopes were aroused that

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was going to collapse in India. "A translated English edition. few mountebanks from Asia. (they English translation is "publish have been genuine fighters for free by Hurst and Blackett at 58.