GERMANY'S SOLIDITY
A COMMON ENEMY
COMMAND AWAITED
United X'rcss Association—By Electric Teltgraph—Copyright. , LONDON, September 14. The "Daily Telegraph's" Nuremberg correspondent says that the anti» Bolshevik campaign has taken a more ominous turn. A martial spirit ia frankly predominant. The correspondent draws attention t» a passage in Herr Hitler's sjbeech: "When I call for a German demonstra* tion it will not be an undisciplined mob of 10,000 or 20,000, but millions and millions of men who will march in un« broken ranks." The Storm Troop chief, Herr Lutz, responded: "We are united in hatred of a common enemy. We are not afraid and have prepared everything^ Only give us the command, Fuhrer, and we will obey." The last day of the Nazi Congress opened with a gigantic display of Germany's armed might, 500 aeroplanes circling in the sky, while 17,000 soldiers, with naval detachments, tanks, and heavy artillery, paraded on tha Zeppelin field. The realism was heightened by the roar of artillery-and the incessant clatter of machine-guns.
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Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 September 1936, Page 9
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166GERMANY'S SOLIDITY Evening Post, Issue 66, 15 September 1936, Page 9
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