NAZI CONGRESS
- LEADER’S SPEECHES (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). NUREMBERG, September 11. Herr Hitler explained at a meeting of the Labour Front, that his throat trouble, would not permit him to deliver his scheduled speech.
T)r Goering deputised for Herr Hitler. He frankly admitted that “millions of our working comrades are still aloof from us, and are still influenced by Communist ideas.”
Herr Hitler addressed a mass meeting of Hitler -Youth in pouring rain. He said that, instead of Germany enduring such weather, the past fifteen years of Nazi ism had brought sunshine to the country; but the youth of Germany must be trained to face storms and to make sacrifices. HITLER PRESENTS FLAGS (United Press Association—By Electin' Telegraph— Copyright). (Received this day at 1.30 p.m.) XUREMERG, September 12 Hitler addressing one hundred thousand motor, living and storm troopers, when presenting new flags again referred to the red terror. He said: “You must defend the flags just as fantaically as they did of old. -I hat was more necessary to-day than ever. Now we see ourselves surrounded by an enemy bringing nations into confusion. We know under our Aug, the symbol of victory, Germany will bo victorious in all the time to come.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1937, Page 6
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