HITLER REGIME.
A VISITOR IMPRESSED
Per Press Association
WELLINGTON, Nov. 12. Rev. D. J. Shaw, of Hastings, returned to-day from a tour abroad, during which he tvas the New Zealand delegate to the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland held in Edinburgh.' His recent tour of Germany, he said, had convinced him that the tone of State affairs under the Hitler regime had not been revealed to other countries. The nation was much more united and free from dangerous possibilities than was generally understood. He did not believe Germany was contemplating war. He believed Herr Hitler was absolutely sincere, his attitude towards home life and the betterment of the working and social conditions being most commendable. The Germans entertained the warmest feeling towards the British.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 297, 13 November 1934, Page 3
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