OPPOSITION TO NAZISM
CATHOLIC CLERGY ID GERMANY GENERAL GOERING'S ACCUSATION Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright BERLIN, July 18. (Received July 19, at 11 a.m.) t Accusing a section of the Catholia clergy of systematic political opposition to Nazism., General Goering ha« instructed the authorities to apply every legal means against clergy misusing their authority. He objects to Catholics using the greeting “ Hail, Heavenly Fuhrer.” and disapproves ol Catholic youth associations with initials corresponding with those of Nazi organisations SECRET POLICE TO LISTEN TO SERMONS LONDON, July 18. (Received July 19, at 12.45 p.m.) The ‘ Daily Chronicle’s ’ Berlin correspondent says that the secret polic« have been instructed to listen to Catholic sermons. Priests guilty of antiNazi utterances will be sent to conceu. tration camps. General Goering de. dares that scarcely a Sunday passe* without Mass being abused by reading political declarations. The Government will allow priests to co-operate in education only provided they unreservedly support Nazism.
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Evening Star, Issue 22085, 19 July 1935, Page 7
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153OPPOSITION TO NAZISM Evening Star, Issue 22085, 19 July 1935, Page 7
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