"WAKE UP, GERMANY"
" Fascists Will Arise and Smash All Forced Treaties." LEADER AT TREASON TRIAL. (United P.A.—Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Received 11 a.m.) ■LElPZlG,.September 25.: Cheers and cries of "Wake up, Germany," greeted Herr Adolf Hitler, Leader of the National Socialist (Fascist) party, who arrived here to give evidence in a treason trial. An uproar broke out when he stated that the moment Fascism was victorious a new- Supreme Court would be established to expiate the crimes of November, 1918. "Then heads Will roll off in the sand," he said. "In another couple of elections the Fascist party will arise to repudiate and smash all treaties forced upon us. Then there will be a revolution here." Herr Hitler is convinced that the new party had to be created from members possessing a fanatical love >-f the Fatherland. There should be an invincible fighting spirit and absolute obedience to leaders. Herr Hitler has written an article which is to be published in the next issue of the "Sunday Express." states a London' message. In this Herr Hitler says: "The general election has revealed the soul of Germany and given the lie to those statesmen who acquiesced in the economic enslavement of the entire nation and created the impression that the German people were resigned ,to this enforced transfusion of their'life-blood to France, Britain and America. "Let not the world deceive itself. The German people are determined to secure freedom and the right to live."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 228, 26 September 1930, Page 7
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