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HITLER SEEN BY HIS PANZER

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CHIEF:

Veil Lifted On The Demented Dictator

166 A

flushed

ND so it went on for two hours. 'His fists raised, his cheeks with rage,his

By Peter Lovegrove

this tremb- noticeable.

is the world's greatest living expushed beneath him when pert on the training, equipment

and

employment armoured

of forces. The

wanted to sit down. But

Panzer Corps he mind remained active." led audaciously

in Poland

50

posed to reawaken drowsy mind.

An eyer hot bath was then sub- campaigns implied.

his still

In the thirties, many of the German military chiefs aldered panzer divisions just an Utopian dream.

to

Unbalanced

con- were

Even

this

Mons. Ben Salah Lives In Fear

T

From Daniel Short

Tunis, Feb. 1. The Arabs are afraid of the E glaring afternoon police and of their own friends,

who thight suspect them

ot sun shone down on collaborating with the French; the little Mediterranean The French and Jews are afrald town of Nabeul, In the north of us for they think we want to It la eastern corner of Tunlala, kill and pillage them..

very terrible." In the silence of the streets

I asked the old cobbler if ho my own footsteps were all I

would describe what happened could hear as I walked down last week when the battle be

wounded.

the

*

the narrow lane winding tween the Arabs and French through the native quarter. resulted in fiva deaths and 20

Merchants sat behind counters of their newly-opened shops awaiting anxiously for customers who did not come. The "I'll tell you the truth," bà protest strike against the French said peeking out of the cur was over, but things had not tained door to see If anyone had "I'm not returned to normal for Nabual's entered the shop.

for the Nationalists or for the 12,000 inhabitants.

French. I'm a man of peace who wants to be left alone, Don't say I told you the story or I'll certainly be killed.

This was written on the cavel in wall of a house into which a French tank had ploughed the previous day after its nationalist occupant barricaded himself In side and refused to give himself up.

scores

"I saw it with my own eyes About two or three thousand from Nabeul and Arabs

sur- Naw rounding villages, held a tionalist meeting in the early afternoon near here in the Arab with a quarter and marched

It was written on the brown, unshaven faces of Arabs crowding the dirty cafe written

protest against the terraces along the street, faces French to the Caid's office. that stared silently and sus- "After the petition was te- piciously as I passed.

livered the crowd wanted to

know how they

the square out-

I turned the corner and after parade through the city to let scrutinising the line of shops the French along the way, entered a tiny felt about them. But the polica shoemaker's establishment. The met them.in man behind the counter looked side here and told them not to up cautiously over a pair of enter cracked speriacles, Then he stood Europeans live.

up:

yes, yes, what do you want?" he asked excitedly.

Monsieu: "Are

you Salah?" I asked.---

Ben

"Yes!" he replied, his eyes

the area where, the

There wore about ten police-

men at first. They wers being

when about pushed back

50 arrived and soldiers suddenly threatened to shoot into the crowd. Then an Arab throw a

*

and

He makes it abundantly clear the German General Staff was far from being a farsighted and united body of planners stealing reflecting sudden dear. "Please, grenade at the French from a

narch ahead in the prepara- | go

I have done nothing. balcony. And someone else in away. tion of the war, or the smooth-Im the father of a family and the crowd threw another one

but no one was hurt. running machine the earlier want only to live in peace."

I interrupted: "Yes, I know. whole bodg trembling, the become hopeless. In these two

I've just come from Tunis with a man stood there in front of appointments he had ample op- observe Hitler's

message from your son. He has

"The French did not fire but been very worried about you me, beside himself with fury porinity to

So long as all was going well mind and emotions.

since fighting took place here threw tear-gas bombs into the Gude this irregular way of life did not and having lost all self-

crowd. And the crowd scattered,.. The Fuhrer, asserts

do him any harm," in 1940 Guderian's bellef in last week." control,

out- rian After each

was suffering from Par- appear to

as une tanks was "shared by scarcely The old man, the muscles of Then they all went around h

houses and.

tried to When he saw writes Guderian. "But burst of rage he would kin's disease.

his deeply wrinitled face suddenly blockc of

force their way into the square stride up and down the car- im after the Stalingrad disaster blow followed another and his any body in the German Army."

following an Interval of four nerves began to give way he And when he punched his way loosening up, ushered me lato

Increasingly

drugs; nerces the Meuse,

even Hitler.room in the rear of the who again from another direction.

Women were in the front pet edge, then suddenly stop teen months, "his left hand turned immediately before me and trembled, he stopped, he stared he had injections to make him who had munifested a liking for He offered me a lone, rickety rank, and the police let them

sleep. to wake him again, to new military, ideas, took fight chair.

puss. But the rest of the buri his next accusation in Oxedly, his eyes fed a lend and calm his heart, to stimulate and ordered him to halt his

the crowd was again stopped by to bulge and were dull

soldiers. Several demonstrators my face.

He was almost lustreless, there were heelle, red, once more; hd personal phy headlong advance to the Chan-

:started: shooling at the French, screaming, his eyes seemed spots on his cheeks. He was sleian Morell gave him what- nel.

ever he asked, but all the same- Munstedt elrcumvented

"Ah, my son, Mohammed, about to pop out of his head more excitable than ever."

the patient still frequently took by ordering "n "reconnaissance

have not seen him for a long and the soldiers shot into the

crowd. and the veins stood out on But after the July 10t ass-

the prescribed in force," but the panzers were than for more

time, and now, if he comes here, assination attempt, it was no quanilly, particularly of a heart halted again after assaulting he will be arrested as he is

"I saw people my friends his temples."

longer his left hand but ine

the Arabs bleeding. Finally. The raving manine was Adolf whole left side of his body that medicine that contained strych Calais and within sight of Dun-member of the Nationalist Party.falling in the street dead or kirk, "Dunkirk is to be left toIt is good to have word 1:om had enough and ran for, their He would place his nine."

the Luftwaffe," was Hitler's

But you cannot remain him. Hitler, and his demented be- trembled,

command. The reason he sub-

hames, carrying their dead and dangerous

wounded with them." haviour is one of the many right hand on his lett one so

that, when, seated. similar scenes General Guderian ng might be less

sequently rave for holdinit back very long, it is very

would I asked him:- "What Dangerous? Why?" I asked. the ponzers was that the ground for me," describes in his book "Panzer Ing

Не now walked awkwardly,

with in Flanders

Its many Leader" (Michael Joseph).

"If the Nationalists learn I have happened to the Europeans stooped more than ever, and his Guderian was the creator of

gestures were both jerky and CUDERIAN, who took a long ditches and canals was not suit- have been talking with you, if the soldiers had not arrived

time see through Hitler, ed to tanks, and this Guderlon might get my throat cut. You in time?"! Germany's mobile forces and glow. He had to have a chuir

I don't know, but they may he had he acknowledges that

on coptuously relutes,

in his memoirs, sec, the French are rounding up bis unusually clever brain and was

people now, and the have made things uncomfortabla. equipped with remarkable comments Guderian, "says that

Nationalists might think I'm an for the Europeans".

"Please leave me now g He read some of the German generals informer.” of memory. powers

holding up

"But

tell my son I'm well," the shoo- I'm an Americon,” everything that was put before suggested that by

maites no difference; maker added. "Hurry, please, him and thus filled in the gaps, his tanks outside Dunkirk Hitler

before anybody sees you here.' in his education. He was con- was hoping either to give the you're not one of us. That

to sue

I immediately left the chop, tinually amazing people by his English an opportunity

for

Increase Ger- what matters here. Oh, it is or to Праса quote relevant pas turned night inio ability to

into sages from what he had reatt

Everyone is afraid of everyone passing by. Outside, the town Until far

then nor

silent, peaceful. Neither

was still sunny, a settlement.

eląc. conference or heard at conferences months many's chances of negotiating awful these days. Such fearl after making sure no and was ne

He possessed a talent at any later period did I ever After the earlier.

to substantiate for casting his ideas into easily hear anything to tue for Over

He does which assimilated form,

he this suggestion. A year later, the drive he led dast conference was into the East came close to pro- would sit for hours on end with yould then haminer into his sume however quite correctly ducing the complete collapse of his adjutant and his female listeners' minds by endless re- that Hitler and above all Goer- secretaries, discussing his plans petition. But his most out- ing belleved German air supre-

dawn had broken, Then

was his will- macy to be strong enough to his effect on tish forces by sea." many men was almost hypnotic, When the war turned against him, Hitler became more more unbalanced, and "the deep distrust be already felt for

and general,

FTER

of France, mankind in

the fall A Gudrian was in favour of m General Staff Corps officers and

now be all-out offensive in the Mediter- generals in particular,

hatred......All

1. conjunction with the rancan in. came

prolonged the forces of evil that had lurk lang, The weakness of the ed within him were aroused and British In Egypt at that time

The He ro-

pre- came into their own.

was known to us.. cognised no limits any more.

sence of four to six panzer divi- "What makes a millionaire?" What is more, he was de- sions in North Africa would have termined to destroy the whole given us

According to the income te finn euch overwhelming

The Midlands gained a cash German nation in his

superiority that any British re- people in their report for 1951,

almost without know- millionaire a rough and somewhat unofficial frenzy. He wanted to destroy inforcements would inevitably

is: If a man carna But Hitler yardstick

Birmingham's it:

..John proye all bridges and factories in the

too inte."

year he is a Songster. He sold a couple of Reich, and said in a memoran is not interested and failed 2100,000, a

properly to grasp the decisive millionaire. On that basis we motor-cycle Arms for £2,500,000 dum:

importance of the Mediterranean only have 30 millionaires left in cash. And without reference to Britain.

ten fewer than a year ago.. to the income-tax man, for it

represented a capital gain.

Wos undoubtedly responsible Night Into Day

for the speed with which the

opening campaign of World War

Two was concluded. His break-

through at Sedan In May 1940. TITLER

and

lightning drive to the hig

night Channel coast virtually decided the the issue of the battle of France, succeeded

day.

another.

118-

stand up to Hitler, he was later he would retire for a short rest, standing qualed by means of prevent the evacuation of Bri-

was usually power, and

Russia's armies.

Dismissed because dared to until recalled as Inspector-General of from which he Armoured Troops, and finally awakened by the broom of a was made Chief of the General charwoman banging against his Staff when the situation had bedroom door

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Disagreements

and

107

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Not Interested

Iller was soon obsessed with "Russia, Though, the inadequacy

L

WHAT MAKES A MILLIONAIRE?

day

By FREDERICK ELLIS

London. Most glamorous of the new THERE rich men and millionaires Is Donald. Henry Ewon McCowen, who, won a poor men met yester- triple D.S.O..with the Navy, He they were asking: has sold three ships for £1,800,-

business with £19,000 in 1930. 000. He started his shipping

Certainly not in the 39.

on

But in the great debate the preparations for "so millionaires it was argued that

ing

Also in the real millionaire 44-year-old William

a

millionaire is Jack Rouble

TF the war should be, enormous an undertaking were a man might web, but

Guderian thin the nation tea will be clair

plain"

writes, "our come of £100,000, but still not Horria, who has built a £1,809 for radio business Into a £1,000,000 lost. That would be the nation's successos to date had so befud-be able to write a cheque

firm, selling £3,000,000 of radio, unalterab) fate. There is no died the minds of our supreme £1,000,000.

had

and TV sets a year

make need to consider the basle re- commanders that they

word Impos- quirements that a people needs eliminated the

Most people stick to the

Another man who is about to dictionary veralon of

himself in order to continue, to live a alble from their vocabulary.

the сод

Halder, the Chief of the Gen-

millionaire: 25 man

worth make primitive life. On

£1,000,000. Real millionaires. trary, it is better ourselves to cra

who will collect £1,400,000 from Inst eight to destroy euch things, for this na-out Marculated that the tion will have proved itaels the 10 weeks. The High Command

My Ha of real millionaires selling ships. The tax man will this for it ea weaker and the future will be were so serenely confident at long

meir, who has; shares worth Este exclusively to the stronger victory before winter set in that toited up to 64, leaving out most see none of

winter clothing had only been of the dull ones who have their capital gain...again. Jack Bill-

money tied up in land,

another million or so, startest off Guderian had frequent and prepared for evory, alth man in Army. It was even pro-

ranged from the at da, a week as an office boys! disagreements with Hit-

The list Le and his higher commanders posed to move 60 to 90 divisions

£40,000,000-plus Bir John Eller- And just recently another real over the use

use of armour, in fout of 115) back to Germany

for at the beginning of the winter, man, the shipping magnate and millionaire, the Duke of Wester powerful concentrations. Long

strakes the the remaining divisions to oc- Britain's richest man, to the minster, biggest landowner In bitcrleg technique Instead of cupy comfortable quarters and traditional beer baron, the Earl London, signed a property deol

of Guinness. spring of Iveagh, boss o

for half a million. In cash-so She that will not show, in his jay parcelling it piecemeal to cheer control, Russia until

A considerable portion

* Starter Snoma - at BritaloTM? form f up the infantry. He had to came.

industry was face) this opposition long before of Germany's

war newest millionaires are not liste the war started, and this book actually switched, from paints a very different picture production to civilian purposes, from the one we imagined dur flow cruel reality was quickly Ing the dark years of struggle, to prove!

ter

ed by the tax man. They make But in the pubs and clubs the their millions and more tax free debate went on. What makes a by/capital gains.

millionaire,,in millionaire?

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