... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 is in hiding AN anonymous letterwriter, apparently an unrepentant Nazi, claims to know the present whereabouts of Adolf Hitler. The writer says he can disclose it at anytime after proclamation of a general amnesty for his followers, the Bavarian ...

... Alfried Krupp was confirmed as its sole owner and one of the world's richest men by a special Krupp law promulgated by Adolf Hitler in 1943. ...

... his own conceit. Mr. H. R. Trevor-Roper. who is an authority on the subject. contributes an introduction. The Mind of Adolf Hitler, which is a penetrating estimate and the most reasonable part of this whole volume. In this he suggests that Hitler was ...

... HITLER'S EVA AGAINST the background of a crumbling empire, developed the passionate romance between Adolf Hitler and a beautiful girl whom he eventually married. This is the theme which has now been woven into a tense and human fictional narrative BY ...

... in Divinity. T.C.D.. Canon Confessional Church as a protest W. H. Good. M.A., rector of Bangor. against the incursion of Adolf Hitler will be chairman. Dr. J. Sydney. into religious matters and later M'Cann is acting as secretary. became a Professor in ...

... said. He expects to return to his Surrey home to-night. SHADES OF HITLER The Hotel Weinzinger at Linz. Austria, in which Adolf Hitler signed the Anschluss (Union) with Austria in 1938, has been handed back t, Austrian ownership by the United States Forces ...

... training to he a missinnary. said that when he was a boy the Nazis were in power and he was brought up to believe that Adolf Hitler was the only god. At the end of the war his town became part of the Russian zone and because his family thought it safer ...

... conqueror, Napoleon. and to the Supreme Commander of 1918. Marshal Foch, we shall be reminded of the one generous deed done by Adolf Hitler to fallen France. In the same building where sleeps the mighty Eagle.' his pinions folded in death and brought from St ...