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... Duchess Ludwig Wilhelm of Bavaria, Lady Moira Combe, Lady Ursula Home, and that man so much in the public eye just now, Adolf Hitler, to Miss Josephine Baker. He also shows us various scenes in Parisian bars and streets, the latter painted with that touch ...
... abundance Do you say to yourselves, as you are taught by your servile newspapers to say It is all the fault of that wicked Adolf Hitler Perhaps you will be interested to know that the reason why you have to eat margarine is because most of the members of ...
... babel. That Ministry of Information scene was really funny, said Tim, And in a show qommendably free from Hitler jokes, Adolf Hitler apply, ing for a job there, and his name seeming just familiar enough to be looked up in the files, was happy. It didn't ...
... have made their own in a hundred years of labours, should not be taken from them. He is ours. The Northern Movement of Adolf Hitler may celebrate the Northern genius, Shakespeare, at any time. It only remains to engrave a swastika on the tomb at Stratford ...
... In my less blithe moments, I reflect that I may some day be able to make a nice Spring suiting out of it. The Rt. Hon. Adolf Hitler. What 's in a name, and, as far as that goes, what 's in a title The other day the Russian newspapers referred to a he ...
... which is, no doubt, itself a very Pharisaic sentiment But all Lords High Execu tioners are not Shaws. There are people like Adolf Hitler about, who consider that millions of their fellow- creatures are Better Dead, because they happen to be Jews or Poles or ...
... because that is a way expressing our democracy. But look at you irmans. Which of us at this table is prepared 1 admit that Adolf Hitler is less than God Suddenly the whole gathering went stiff. Each erman stared straight ahead through glassy eyes, ie host ...
... dangerous words to the fat little sawdust Caesar. In Berlin the pale-eyed Ribbentrop was distilling poison into the ears of Adolf Hitler. In Paris but I refuse to believe that Sir Sam's favourite song was The Bonnet, Bonnet Banks. Later in the war our hero ...
... was appealing to the world to keep alight the last flickering flame of German democracy. A soap-box spell-binder named Adolf Hitler was making speeches in all directions. I regret to report that Jack Hobbs made only 23 runs against Notts at the Oval. ...