GERMANY TO-DAY
“LIKE AN ARMED .CAMP” SYDNEY, Aug. S. Mr. ,T. T. Vinton-Smith, U.A.F. member for Oakleigh, in the Victoria!] Legislative Assembly, who returned Aorangi on Saturday, said, that Germany was like an nrmed camp There were more people in uniform ii Berlin than there wore in London during the war. ‘'There are quite a number o 1 people who are not; satisfied with the present regime in Germany," said Mr. Vintnil-Sinith. "I. found Ihat these people take a. been interest in Australia, as it might provide a possible place for them to go. Apart from these people, Germany is behind Hitler solidly. Even were there nc coercion iiv voting, .1. think 11 it lei would gain Sfi per cent of votes." No budget, was published in Germany, continued Air. Vinton-Smith. The I’eiclisbunk issued a statement, but. the newspapers were not, permit ted to comment, on it. A phase frequently used in Germany was "in the uveal of war." Whenever discussion tinned to synthetic rubber or petrol t!u> phrn.su came up. Germany was determined not to be caught unprepared.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19099, 21 August 1936, Page 10
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