QUARREL WITH HITLER.
GOERING LEAVES LUFTWAFFE. LONDON, July 16. ' ! The Daily Telegraph quotes Die Zei-l tung, the Germau-Janguago newspaper published in Britain,' for the statement that the Moscow story of FieldMarshal Goering’s quarrel with Hitler is correct. It is added that Gooring informed j' Hitler that lie would retire from the leadership of the Luftwaffe if Germany attacked Russia, and Hitler 'accepted the challenge, declaring that lit' would take over the Luftwaffe. For all practical purposes, FieldMarshal Milch, who is directly responsible to Hitler, now commands the Luftwaffe, Dio Zeitung says. Tho Moscow radio quoted well-in- j formed sources in Stockholm as its authority for the original report. GERMAN COMMENT. LONDON. July 16. Berlin referred to-day to the rumours regarding the quarrel between ; Hitler and Gooring. j “Though nothing can be said of Marshal Goering’s whereabouts, ah an-I nounccment may soon be made in eon-! neetion with Ids official activities.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 193, 17 July 1941, Page 7
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