HITLER’S HOPE
OF RULING GERMANY. (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) * BERLIN, December 5. Hitler, when receiving journalists, predicted the advent of his Party to power in Germany within a few weeks, and certainly within a few months. Hitler declared that Germany was unable to pay both the reparations and her commercial debts. In order to do so, he said, she must export goods to the value of from 2500 millions to 3000 millions of marks yearly, which wa« impossible, 1 He said that his Naz/i Government would be prepared to honour the private debts, but it would not be willing to pay, what he termed “The monstrous extortion passing under the name of the reparations,”
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1931, Page 5
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