FIGHT FOR POWER WON
NO RESISTANCE TO NAZIS PROBLEMS FOR GOVERNMENT EDUCATION TO NEW STATE
RELIED OF UNEMPLOYMENT
By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright Rec. 12.45 a.m. Berlin, July 10.
“The concordat with the Vatican and the disappearance of the Centre Party signifies the end of the fight for political power,” declared Herr Hitler in addressing 70,000 Storm Troopers at Dortmund. “Stronghold after stronghold we have taken,” he continued. “There are now gigantic tasks ahead, but we will master them. Nobody will now resist us. “The first task is the education of the individual German for the new state. The second is to combat unemployment. Until that ceases to be a problem we shall create for Germany’s millions not only the possibility to live but we will also take from them the faint-heartedness which has made them despair of the task of fife.” It is reliably stated that at least 100,000 persons are now in concentrafion camps, including well-known scientists, medical men and politicians. Hundreds of Republicans are still fugitives, fleeing from one corner of Germany to another and preferring to risk almost certain capture rather than to leave the Fatherland.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1933, Page 7
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