"GO EASY" HINTS
HITLER RESTRAINED
ANTI-RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
LONDON; September 15.
Though Herr Hitler, in his final speech at the Nazi Congress, attacked Bolshevism in the most violent terms, he did not take his anti-Russian campaign to the expected climax. "The Times" says that extremists are now consoling themselves with tho reflection that even if Herr Hitler had not plainly declared that Germany would not sit at any conference table with Soviet delegates, the fact that she would not do so ought to be clear enough from the Nuremberg speeches. It is stated that he received "go-easy" hints not only from-his own Foreign Office but also from certain foreign diplomatists who attended the congress.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 67, 16 September 1936, Page 11
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