... may be mentioned ardent lovers of peace such as Stalin, Mussolini and Molotov. It does not appear that the candidature of Adolf Hitler was ever seriously pressed; and yet the name of Neville Chamberlain must surely have been mentioned. All this underlines ...

... the major object of world speculation. In the Twenties, Mussolini held the field, in the Thirties and early 'Forties, Adolf Hitler, and now it is Stalin. The Press and the Intelligence Servicés find the Russian problem immensely more difficult than they ...

... Philosophy at the University of Munich and spent several years in that somewhat baroque and disturbed capital in the days when Adolf Hitler, of whom he was later to take such strong and early notice, was slowly collecting unto himself a following drawn from the ...

... increase the material and evidence which students of politics and of war require, Apart entirely from the specific problem of Adolf Hitler and of the nature of National Socialist policy, the question of responsibility for the German army has held the attention ...

... which determined such a move. What were the decisive elements which made Stalin step out on the path beaten before him by Adolf Hitler, belongs to the sphere of ¢peculation. However, two categories ¢f arguments must have been present in his way of thinking; ...

... ivspired by the same (from his viewpomnt) understandable purpose. The question is whether their policies we re successful. Adolf Hitler was prohibited from speaking in Germany ™ between 1925-27. What was the result? In these cases where action is only marginally ...

... RUSSELL’S BOOK that with which Lord Russell’'s own people are biessed and guided by a very different personality from that of Adolf Hitler, If Germany abused rearmament in 1933, it does not necessarily follow that it will do so in 1954. One should be neither ...

... backgrouni of the Austrian rearmament policy looms the memory of February-March. 1938. That was the fateful period in which Adolf Hitler laid siege to his little Austrian neighbour. On February 12 he summoned Chancellor Schuschnigg to Berchtesgaden and made ...

... wheeling an over-sized infant, both men wearing costumes covered with teats from babies' bottles received a wrest ovation. Adolf Hitler. strutting along in traditional goose-step. and giving the Nazi salute, was greeted with cheers and yell 4 and answering ...

... He dies murmuring to CINEMA by W,M.S. one of the boy soldiers: “Never say ‘Yes’ unconditionally—always on your guard I Adolf Hitler at last acknowledges defeat: he marries Eva Braun, then makes his last wUI and, testament; the Fuehrer and hia bride retire ...

... S as a paranoiac with dragging feet and shaking hands, going down with a bang and a whimper, and Albin Skoda, who plays Adolf Hitler, brilliantly portrays this figure of frightening power, screaming for universal destruction, who dwindles in his last ten ...

... demonstration in the history of Germany, reputedly the largest meeting ever assembled for any purpose in Germany. Shades of Adolf Hitler! However, it is “with the day-to-day existence of the Church that we are here coricerned. How about defections? The handbook ...