GERMAN CABINET
HITLER'S LEADERSHIP CLAIM
PRESIDENT IMPOSES CONDITIONS
LONDON, Nov. 20 In the absence of any authorised statement, it is suggested that President von Hindenburg has not entirely mled ou Herr Hitler's claim to the Chancellorship, but has insisted on conditions, such as the adherence to the gold standard and Herr .Von Papen's economic programme, with the enforcement of the import quotas. Herr Hitler counts on receiving the support of the Catholic Party, tho People's Party and some smaller parties to gi\ 0 him a Reichstag majority. The fact that the Foreign Minister, Baron von Neurath, has gone to Geneva suggests that he expects to retain the portfolio and to negotiate with authority.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21346, 22 November 1932, Page 9
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