NAZI CONFERENCE

Greymouth Evening Star, 6 September 1934, Page 2

NAZI CONFERENCE

hitler on revolution (by CABLE—*PEESH ASSN. —COPYBIOHT.J (Recd. September 6, Noon.) NUREMBURG, September 5. In sweltering beat, fifteen thousand blown uniformed Nazis packed the vast, Luitpold Hall, decorated with colossal swastikas, • when Herr Hess formally opened the Nazi Congress. Hitler, accompanied by lieutenants, entered, amid a. roar oi cheering. Hess, after paying a tribute to the late President Hindenburg, re-affirm-ed that Hitler, whom he effusively praised, was the sole director oi the P Evolution, not revolution, must be the Nazi watchword henceforward, was the kevnoto of the proclamation composed by Hitler, and by j Adolf Wagner. Revolution had fulfilled all expectations, but it was necessarv to warn fanatics that the

j revolution had now concluded. There ‘would be no more German revolutions j for a thousand years. The Nazi movement had completely mastered Germany. The proclamation asked, “Who dares to contend Nazi leaders are not the cream of the movement? The leaders, therefore, are determined to maintain their power, not surrendering to anybody.’’ The proclamation proceeded: The Army’s position as sole arms-bearer provides a final security for the new State, and in view of this, our enemies’ pleasure in regarding four million Noes as a source of danger makes us smile. We have done everything possible to seek friendship of war-time opponents, realising a new European war would inevitably produce Communistic chaos. r l he proclamation claimed that the unemployed were reduced by 4,500,iOOO. The Nazis wore determined to 'build up one great evangelical church. It is also hoped to reach a complete understanding with the Vatican.