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... The poll was taken to choose the 10 personalities whose careers affected the most persons and to the greatest extent. Adolf Hitler ran a very close second to Roosevelt, one of the conditions of the poll being that the impact made by these persons could ...
... once before how an unemployment figure of 8.000.000 drove despairing people Into the arms of that demogoglc mountebank Adolf Hitler. He called It “partlculraly alarming that one quarter the unemployed were between 18 and 25 years of age. The Chancellor ...
... 1 had touched, from a dead crocodile to the toes of an Egyptian mummy and from a dress worn by Charlotte Bronte one of Adolf Hitler's culling cards that had been picked up by a friend of mine in the Ulster Itifles on the steps of the ruined Berlin Chancellory ...
... bring these days about five dollars apiece. Albert Einstein— The Great—could have got 6.50 for his signature: while Adolf Hitler's is so rare that when one appears it takes 100 dollars to make the owner give it up MESSAGE Of The Amber Line D RIVING ...
... whatever between Martin Luther and Adolf Hitler. It was German destructive Higher Criticism which undermined confidence In the truth of the Scripture, and this. In turn, produced the Germany which brought forth Adolf Hitler.” “The Bible carriea the credentials ...
... Uuamanno examines o th,. stories of Hitler's end. sm cracker-barrel sagas which ,• , circulate about mythical h ■ survival.’' Adolf Hitler, he m-r' menta, is very dead, and to ...
... be equally aroused by the spectacle Sherman’s Innocence abroad. We dishonour the cause of freedom by holding hands with Adolf Hitler's Spanish partner.” Spanish newspapers furiously attacked Britain and France for their criticism the Madrid move. Authoritative ...
... hospitality offered them. the conii —the day Great Britain PrHE day in September, 11139 for their welfare. the sincere told Adolf Hitler: tlterest in their problems — these and many' other qualities characteristic - Now, we fight!—that day marked of Ulster's ...
... “HITLER IN AUSTRIA” STORY DENIED VIENNA, Monday — Austrian police denied to-day that Adolf Hitler has turned up in Austria. ' Hitler” was seen on Saturday at his parents’ grave in Leonding, according to a rumour that raced through nearby Linz. Police ...
... Rise, det. (subsidy), not rated, £l3 10s (£1,640). East and West Berlin were united on one subject yesterday. They ignored Adolf Hitler's birthday. He would have been 63.— Associated Press. ...
... left the Prince in Europe several months ago. HITLER'S DEATH NOT CERTIFIED West Berlin authorities refuse to certify that Adolf Hitler is dead. This was announced in the city to-day after the Austrian Government had asked for a death certificate in order ...
... HITLER’S DEATH NOT CERTIFIED West Berlin authorities refuse to certify that Adolf Hitler is dead. This was announced in the city yesterday after the Austrian Government had asked for a death certificate in order to enable it to dispose of property in ...