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... alarm and despondency throughout the continent of Europe. We may think what we like about the man and his methods, but Adolf Hitler has certainly contrived to put Germany back on the map. Like Germany's last and greatest press agent, the ex-Kaiser, he ...
... alarm and despondency throughout the continent of Europe. We may think what we like about the man and his methods, but Adolf Hitler has certainly contrived to put Germany back on the map. Like Germany's last and greatest press agent, the ex-Kaiser, he ...
... to Berlin and studied the conditions there for himself, focussing his attention on the Nazis and their Austrian leader, Adolf Hitler. Of what he has learned he claims to have written as an exponent not as critic nor yet as advocate. But if he is not an ...
... to Berlin and studied the conditions there for himself, focussing his attention on the Nazis and their Austrian leader, Adolf Hitler. Of what he has learned he claims to have written as an exponent not as critic nor yet as advocate. But if he is not an ...
... 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 ...
... we can claim our freedom and equality with other nations. It is only by force that one can get anything in this world. Adolf Hitler is quite right. He may talk hot air now and then, but at least he shows the way to get rid of these intolerable burdens ...
... would be no welcome for Mr. Randolph Churchill when he came to Oxford. CONTINENTAL RUMBLINGS. A Terror descended on all Adolf Hitler's political opponents after he became German Chancellor. Election meetings were broken up, thousands were beaten, hundreds ...
... Delirious Dialogues No. 5. Adolf Hitler and Groucho Marx Groucho I beg your pardon I thought you were Charlie Chaplin. Hitler: Gott in Himmel Do you not know me? I am Hitler, Dictator of Germany. Groucho If you 're busy dictating, I won't interrupt you ...
... Idols in Wood: No. 2. The Man and the Moustache Two further figures, representing Adolf Hitler and Charlie Chaplin, reproduced from models carved in wood and coloured by hand. The artist ivho made them is Mr. S. D. Banks. The figures are about twenty ...
... Weekly Commentary on One Thing and Another By D. B. Wyndham Lewis THE German military authorities' decision to raise an Adolf Hitler Regiment of picked tall men for the Führer's birthday (April 20), on the model of Frederick William I. of Prussia's famous ...
... pales in contrast with that of the modest Hess. The future of Germany is therefore dark and uncertain. The life of one man, Adolf Hitler, stands between the rigid, collective discipline of the Germany of the present day and the individual rivalries and possible ...
... IMAGINATIVE SEA FIGHT, DRAWN BY KAISER WILHELM II. IN 1895. Kaiser Wilhelm II., war-lord of Imperial Germany in 1914, and Adolf Hitler, war-lord of Nasi Lrermany in 1939, reveal on these pages their artistic gifts. The subject-matter, appropriately enough ...