NAZI PROPAGANDA

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 3

NAZI PROPAGANDA

150,000 MEETINGS DUTY OF WOMEN BERLIN, .Sept. 20. On October 1 the Nazis will begin a two months ’ propaganda campaign, in the course of which they will held 150,000 'public meetings. All the party orators are called upon to address 15 meetings if in high office, ■and 25 if not thus preoccupied. ' Announcing the. campaign at a mass meeting in the sports palace here, Herr Goc'bbcls said: “The entire nation has now been clutched by the iron clamps of the'Nazi organisation. Whether we arc already in a. materially happy position does not matter so much. Later generations will judge, not by the question whether they had enough to eat, but by the historical value of their achievements.” A call to “a radical rebirth of German womanhood from the clear springs of Teutonic-German national motherhood Mis issued by Frau Emma Wagner on behalf of the Nazi Women’s Front. . “Wc know,” she writes, “that a propaganda campaign only has sense if it leads to new manners and new morals. The decision as to our racial future lies with the individual woman, who 'must again prepare for inan a homo in her heart and awaken hffi' desire for paternity.” vv * •• Frau Wagner is confident that the “solution of the wqman question” on these principles will bring with it ‘ 1 a profoundly moral reform'of the relations of the sexes to one another.”"