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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1937. BERLIN CELEBRATES FOUR YEARS OF NAZI RULE
Chancellor Hitler Comments On World
Problems To-day
"I have already especially em- phasised how ardently we wish to co-operate with the British people. "I have always tried to effect though co-operation, European formerly nobody in Europe had this desire, and to-day it is still an illusion. for the division into two parts not only of Europe but of the rest of the world, is an ne-
Berlin, January 30. Loud-speakers blaring marches in the streets, avenues de- corated with swastika fars by the million, and tramp of Black Guards on the march from early morning turned the city into a festival celebration for four years of Nazi rale and for Chan- cellor 'Hitler's long-awaited speech at the Reichstar. Chancellor Hitler prepared his, fimpressive expression of this sys-complished fact," speech entirely on his own and tematic guidance of our economie did not consult even his most trusted officials.
Germans in every city, town tm the Reich were and village organised into "listening parties," and gathered round loud-speakers to hear the leader's words,
Secret police mingled with the crowds to guard against untoward incidents, while around dawn the
SWEA closed Wilhelmstrasse
to traite.
The crowds which jammed the streets were swelled by hundréas of country. people who arrived in the capital in 120 special trains.
At eight o'clock tac festival was of soldiers, opened by parades
with the traditional marching smart goose-step, and at 10 o'clock Herr Hitler reviewed the Black Guard outside the Chancellery.
POWERS EXTENDED
The first act of the Reichstag was to adopt the proposal of the Minister of Interior, Dr. Wilhelm Frick, to extend Herr Hitler's powers for a further four years.
The Fuehrer rose at 12.18 and, after a brief review of the past four years, asked: "Who can com- pare present-day Germany with that of four years ago
He then demanded whether there was ever such a thorough revolution which had nevertheless political left Dumerous former functionaries unmolested and had bitterest to pensions Its
paid enemies.
"However," he continued. "'our. policy has not been of much use to us as far as other countries are concerned."
"A few months ago honourable to us British citizens protested for detaining in a concentration camp one of Moscow's most cri- minal subjects. I do not know whether the same honourable men protested against the slaying and burning of tens of thousands of children in men, women Spain. 2
"On the basis of the 170,000 slain in Spain, we would have had the right to murder four or five hundred thousand in the Naz revolution."
and
RACE PRESERVATION Herr Hitler then said that for the first time in the history of mankind, Germany nad been rea to realise that the grandest and most sacred task of man is to pre- serve his race.
This, he stated, would not lead to the estrangement of nations. On the contrary, it would lead, for the first time, to a common uncer- standing.
It would also prevent the Jewish people from trying to disintegrate and dominate other people under the mask of innocent bourgcolie,
The Nazi revolution was so great that its spiritual foundations were not understood even to-day by the world.
life. It will give permanent em ployment to those workmen who are being released from the arma- It is significant ment industry.
or the gigantic economic deve- ment of Germany; that there is a lack of trained workmen to many industries.
VERSAILLES TREATY Herr Hitler announced that the State would take over the railways. and the Reichsbank as an act of emancipation from the Versailles Peace Treaty.
"I solemnly withdrew the Ger. man signature from that declara- tion of a peace treaty which de- clares that Germany was respon
It in sible for the Great War. times that so-called surprises tra thus ended.
"The restoration of the honour of the German people, expressed by conscription, the creation of an
Continuing. Herr Hitler said he that Britain had not regretted adopted her present attitude of European unity earlier. Then, he stated, there would have been no Treaty of Versailles.
The
"For Mr. Eden, Bolshevism may be a thing which has its seat in Moscow, but for us it is a pesti- make our lence which tried to country the same desert as Spain" Three times had he made con- crete offers of armament restric- tion which were rejected. most important were the offer for France and Germany to reduce their armies to 300.000 men; Ger- many. England and France to re- duce their air forces to an equal level, and Germany and Britain to conclude a naval agreement.
Only the fast-named accepted his oker.
"Mr. Eden believes that all State should have only the arma-
air force and a new navy and thement necessary for defence. Has re-occupation of the Rhineland,
was the most audacious work of my life.
"I meekly thank providence that I was thus able to reconquer the nation's honour and integrity."
out "The fact that I carried some necessary measures without asking or even informing my forme-
Mr. Eden got into touch with Mos- cow about the realisation of this fine idea and what assurances did he get there." demanded the -Fuehrer.
Germany alone was competent to decide her defence needs. Italy and Japan shared that opinion, and Herr Hitler would be
er opponents, was due to the reali-happier if the full conviction of this act would spread in Europe. this only made it
For this reason she welcomed sation that casier for the other side to accept
the Jessening of tension in the which resulted Mediterranean our decisions, which they would
from
Agree- the Anglo-Italian have had to do in any case.
ment. It should lead at least to apostasy the limitation of the which had visited Spain.
"As an equal State Germany is conscious of its task in Europe to co-operate loyally in the removal of international problems"*
He was grateful, he continued. for the opportunity to reply to the "frank and notable" statement made in the House of Commons on January 19 by the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden.
Herr Hitler then corrected the extremely regrettable Germany ever intended isolating herself. No. State would declare Itself politically disinterested in the events of the rest of the world, especially not if the world was as small as Europe is at present,
error that
Greece.
Herr Hitler enumerated Gez- many's friendly relations with Po- land, Austria, Italy. Hungary, Yugo-Slavia, Bulgaria, Portugal and Spath, and the agree- ment with Japan to fight the Com- Intern, which he claimed, was a virile proof of how little Germany is thinking of isolating herself,
NO DISPUTE WITH FEANCE "I solemnly declare that there can be no conceivable point in a and dispute between Germany
assured France. Germany has Belgium and Holland that she will recognise them as neutral all the tline.
"Neither is Germany giving up international co-operation econo mically
"The speeches of many states- men in past months give the im- "Does a more glorious or a more presston that the whole world is beautiful socialist, a truer demo-waiting to inundate Germany with economic favours which we ob- cracy exist than National So- cialism," he demanded, "which en-stinately refuse to share. ables every boy to find his way to the head of the nation?".
11
Four years ago, continued Herr Hitler, there were 6,000,000 unem- ployed while the farmers seemed doomed to decay. He had relieved both.
Germany had no interests there except the cultivation of economic relations, which Mr. Eden himself had described as so important and profitable.
DEMAND FOR COLONIES
There was a tendency to con- nect German sympathy with the Burgos Government for colonial designe. Germany had no colon- lal claims from countries which had not taken her colonies from ber
División of the world into haves and have-nots did not solve the problem.
"I it be the task of the League of Nations to fix the existing state of the world for all time, It. might as well accept the task of governing the tides. Its continu ed existence dépends on the ex- tent to which it realises that necessary reforms concerning the relations of nations must be con- sidered and put into practice."
Germany did not demand co- Ionies for military purposes but for exclusively economic reasons.
EIGHT POINTS
"The demand for colonies will ever and again be raised for our densely populated country," the Fuehrer concluded, adumbrating an eight-point policy for the pacl- Acation of Europe, as follows;-
1. The establishment of internal-
economic conditions, ly stable and orderly political and
2. Mutual respect for the vital interests of different peoples,
3. The League must be re- formed and become an organ of evolutionary concept.
4 International relations must be regulated on a basis of absolute equality.
"German foreign trade has not lessened but hus' Increased since 1932 but I do not believe that there can be more durable economic co- operation that on a basis of a new mutual exchange of goods"-
World economics, he continued,
5. A realistic view should be FROMISED REDEEMED are auffering on account of dis-
taken of armament liniitation. ""To-day you must admit that I orders introduced by the produc
6. The Impossibility of main- tion of various nations and their have redeemed my promises."
Ger- taining peace as long as the inter- After alluding to the unspeak-relations with each other.
national irresponsible cliqué con- ! able catastrophes which had be- many could not be blamed for this.
The world economic criats was tinue their agitation unchecked.
be problems can 7. European fallen the country in two thousand years of history, the Fuehrer worse in 1932 than it was to-day,
German solved only within possible limits. for the reasons Gerided the excited behaviour of The
Germany, hoping to have close the econolc gossipers who began economic plan. were coercive. "I to talk of the collapse of economies cannot build the future of a na-friendly relations with Italy, immediately a piece of paper was tion on the assurances of foreign hopes to pave the way for similar
statesmen, or on international relations with other countries. devalued.
He confessed he was
not an help, but on the real facts of pro-8. National honour must be res
pected when dealing in questions duction economist and had never been a
of national minorities. BOLSHEVIK INFECTION theorist. The salvation of our
"If Europe does not counter the people is not a problem of finances
Bolshevix infection, international but a problem of employment, and
commerce will decrease in spite of the guidance of existing labour on the one hand and the exploitation all the goodwill of international
of the soll and mineral resources statesmeti, "Therefore I am not Im on the other."
If the heads of economie tite could not do these things the State was compelled to take steps for proper employment of the existing man power.
a position to judge the economic
Herr Hitler recognised that at the time of the reoccupation of the Rhineland, Britain did her 'ut- most to avoid tension,
"We' desired to settle some of these problems. In the most natural
future of Europe as optimisticallyway by practical building-up of
as Mr. Eden apparently does,
our relations with our neighbours. "Now that German sovereignty "The revolution in. 8pain has driveri 15,000 Gernians from the and equality have been restored country and has greatly harmed we shall not sign a treaty which our commerce. Although we aym-is incompatible with national hon- The State, he said, could do everything except allow twelve pathise with General Franco we our and therefore in the long run million working hours go by un-are ready to do everything to re- cannot be kept.
establish peaceful conditions in used for one year, udane
The Four-Year Plan is the most Spain.
"Peace is our dearest treasure," concluded the Chancellor Heuser
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