FEEDING GERMANY.
GOERING’S WORDS QUALIFIED. LONDON, Oct. 5. Goebbels :a.cted swiftly in an effort to remedy the damage done to German propaganda efforts by Goering s statement that “whoever else may starve, you may be sure the Germans won’t.” Goebbel’s new mouthpiece, Dr. Otto 'Kriegg, broadcasting, said: “The enemy declares that the Germans are fattening at the expense of Europe. You who are listening while you are eating meagre suppers know that this is not true. Food is still scarce. Germany has scarcely enough to go round. 'We shall perhaps have plenty next year, but not now.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 62, Issue 305, 7 October 1942, Page 3
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