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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 18, 1940

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NAZI SOLDIERS COMPLAIN ABOUT FOOD RATIONS

Luxembourg, March 4. Information from excellent sources makes it possible to state that in Germany, besides the official propa- ganda through the newspapers and wireless, there exists also the propa- ganda of the spoken word.

Of this spoken propaganda I have found many traces in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

There are about 10,000 German subjects here, and through them this country carries on fairly continuous relations with Germany. The latest examples of spoken Hitler propaganda are worthy of mention.

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Many German soldiers, on leave from a sector opposite the Maginot Line, have begun to complain that the leave ration is inferior to the fighting ration. This discontent is increased by the news they hear of the restrictions applied to their families.

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A whispered report intended keep up the morale of German civi lians as well as soldiers is that of an imminent air and naval invasion- Great

Britain. The most.. sober minded Germans recount to their relatives in the Grand Duchy the supposed details of this operation, as

To impress Germans with the neces- sity for the strict food rationing to which they are subjected, this, follows: spoken propaganda spreads the port that the nations of Western Europe, and particularly Great Bri- tain, are much more severely ration- ed.

SURPRISED BY TRUTH

A German industrial worker who has just arrived here was stupefled

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"German aeroplanes are going to drop on an area of Great Britain, already determined, hundreds of Parachutists armed with machine- gunt and explosives. Those men will use their explosives to obtain material for barricades, behind which they will entrench them- selves.

"Hundreds of German transport to learn that ships were still enter-planes will follow, each with 10 ing Antwerp and, above all, the strongly armed men. Port of London.

"Then boats with a very shallow

In fact, the story is systematically draught, capable of passing over the told in Germany that submarines, mine-fields at high tide, will bring magnetic mines and bombing aero-reinforcements to the first thousands. planes have given the Reich com- plete mastery of the North Sea.

This man would not believe that the Grand Duchy was living under a normal food regime until he had seen for himself that the food shops could Bell, without restriction of quantity, everything displayed in their windows.

He said: "In Germany, shop windows are dressed as in peace- time, but one cannot buy anything except with ration cards.”

In Luxembourg, one notices the curious effect of food restrictions, and above all, of the substitutes, on adult Germans, who have come from Ger-

many.

"Thus, while the British divisions are occupied on the Continent or in' Asia Minor, "Great Britain will be attacked at its heart.”

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