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to provide for future potential needs. These are not only for territory from which food and raw materials can be procured. They are conceived of as "geo- military" needs also. That is, even when Germany has land enough to feed itself, it still needs more land for reasons of power. It can stop its acquisition only when it has acquired ter-

7, Garrick Street, London, W.C.2 ritory on so grand a scale as to have dwarfed the power of any neighbours who might otherwise have the capacity to resist Ger- many, and to have made the State too powerful to be troubled by internal dissension among alien peoples it may have swal- lowed up.

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“LIVING SPACE”

Beyond this the human im- plications of this "land policy" must be tragic for peoples against whom it is directed. Political control of the territories in which these peoples live would not alone fulfil the "needs" on which the policy. presumably is based. It should be noted that the Slavs in Bohemia and Mora- via are no longer citizens in the territory in. which they live. They have become "subjects" of the German State while the less numerous Germans among them [have become "citizens.”

Exploration By Mathematics

Herr Hitler's departure from For more than twenty years, "national self-determination" in throughout the development of

relativity, fourth his seizures of Slav territory curved space and allied physico- dimension,

which once comprised most of mathematical explanations of Czecho-Slovakia has been mis-events cosmic and atomic, Eins- taken by many

as a departure tein has been working to find

one interpretation of the uni- · from the philosophy of "Mein verse that would explain all the Kampf." Actually, the absorption varied forces, particles, and stel- of Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia other. In other words, he has lar bodies in terms of one an- into the Third Reich merely been seeking a mathematical · marks the beginning of Herr solution to the problem philoso- Hitler's land policy, as distinct phers down through the ages have tried to solve by human rea- from his racial policy of includ-soning and researchers by phy- ing all Germans within the bor-sical experimentation, namely, ders of the Reich. This land the connection between the world

of ideas and the world of pheno policy is clearly set forth in Herr

mena, - between the immaterial Hitler's own words, written long and the material. before he came to power in Ger-

More than three years ago he told the National Association of many:

Science Writers he hoped to The foreign policy. of a reach a solution soon, concluding folkish State is charged with his remarks with the lament, "H guaranteeing the existence on only I could have more time to this planet of the race em- so much." A year

work and didn't have to explain ago he an- braced by the. State, by estab-nounced his Unified Field Theory, lishing between the number more remarkable and extensive and growth of the population, even, than the now famous Rela- on the one hand, and the size vanced the thesis mathematically tivity Theory, because it ad- and value of the territory, on that the primary important "sub- the other hand, a viable, na-stance" is not atomic nor particle tural relationship.

in nature, but "the field," "some- thing "associated with matter but not necessarily limited by it.”

In other words, there must be land enough for the population. Opposition came from all sides, As the population grows, the especially from natural scientists land it occupies must increase.istic view of the universe. To-day inclined toward a purely mechan The increase, of course, is bound Einstein, admits the solution “has to be at the expense of some not stood the test of experience," other race. The first costs of and announces he has found and Herr Hitler's land policy are being is testing a new one not yet borne by the Slavs in Bohemia, ready for publication. The ques Moravia, Slovakia, Hungary or tion now uppermost in the Poland may be called to pay the thoughts of researchers' is, which next instalment on Germany's way has he jumped? In one enlarged house.

direction research has shown Unfortunately for the peoples that matter can be changed into in the countries which now com-radiation, and a few experiments - prise land which Herr Hitler have been made where radiation deems necessary for the exist has been deteched changing into ence of the German State, the solid particles. Will Einstein Third Reich's expansion cannot amplify his previous conviction be confined to the immediate that matter has been very much "needs" of the German popula- over-emphasised, or will be lean tion. Expansion must be pushed toward the mechanistic view?

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