"LOUDER AND LOUDER”

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 36, 22 November 1937, Page 5

"LOUDER AND LOUDER”

GERMAN CLAIM FOR COLONIES. INFERIORITY COMPLEX LOST. WORLD UNABLE TO RESIST. (Fnited Press Association—Copyright.) (Received This Day, 1.5 p.m.) BERLIN, November 21. In a speech at Augsberg regarding Germany’s claims for colonies, Herr Hitler said: “What they do not like to hear to-day they will be unable to ignore in a year’s time. What to-day they do not consider doing they will think about in three years’ time, and in four or five years they will consider practical. The main thing is that the new Germany army is here, and Germany has lost the inferiority complex. We have a great task before us. We must raise the demand for colonial living room louder and louder, as I know the world will be unable to refuse it. The hardest and worst preliminary work is accomplished. Other nations would think differently of the German demands if they were in a position to feel the loss of colonies.” “HITLER WILL NOT WAGE WAR.” BERLIN, November 20. Speaking at a meeting, Major von Weisse, district leader of the Reich Colonial Association, said: “Herr Hitler will not wage war for colonies, because he is convinced t of Germany’s right to them. The moment he is sure of not receiving a rebuff, he will announce Germany’s colonial claims ”