WHAT HITLER SAID

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 13 October 1941, Page 6

WHAT HITLER SAID

0 i WALKING PART OF THE WAY WITH RUSSIA c “Perhaps I shall not be able to avoid an alliance with Russia. I l [ shall keep that as a trump card. .... But it will never stop me from as firmly retracing my steps and attacking Russia when my aims in the West have been achieved. “But for the time being we may retain the doctrine that Bolshevism £ is our deadly enemy. . . We alone can conquer the great continental space, and it will be done by us singly and alone, not through a pact with Moscow. We shall take j 1 this struggle upon us. if “It will open to us the door to permanent mastery of the world. c That does not mean that I will refuse to walk part of the road to- / gether with the Russians, if they * will help us. But it will be only in c order to return the more swiftly to our true aims.” (Hitler to Hermann Rauschning in 1934, as quoted in “Hitler Speaks.”) BRITISH—AMERICAN CO-OPERA- d TION The September issue of the “British- v American Co-operator,” official organ of the New Zealand section, British- £ American co-operation movement, chronicles the progress of the move- , ment i t New Zealand. Mr I-I. 11. Miller has been objiged to relinquish the office o: secretary because of ill-health, and , Mr J. K. Purdic, a well-known Wei* c lington public accountant, has been appointed in his stead. Mr Karl Atkinson, also of Wellington, lias been ap- p pointed musical director of the move- *, mcnt - y