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... industry was a into with anxiety the re| port of th Commi: CON FIDENCE NEEDED. Rejoicing Vemonstration. Linod hic allear-nc Adolf Hitler, leader OF von Hinde England a Country Loyal to resident policy, yesterday achieved his ambition when P Loyalties. appointed ...
... JACKSON HOLMES, Solicitor for said Executor, 143. Royal Avenue, Belfast; and Antrim. Hitler’s War on Communism Although Herr Adolf Hitler is Chancellor of the German Reich, yet he has grasj>cd only the shadow of power. The Reichstag, elected but a few months ...
... down nan. lias partv. which supplies officials as they arc required who have voluntarily dismissed and as these must ds. Adolf Hitler thus keepc expected him ins iv, to provide many with jobs. discrimination against jews. • complete control t*' ~ n.acli ...
... Christian trades unions and the organisations of office and shop employes are not to interfered with, any rate for the present. Adolf Hitler has agreed to take over the protection of the new front of workmen ** in (iermany, the State Commissar for the Protection ...
... manifesto to the German workers furiously denounces their Marxist leaders, and tells them: ** Adolf Hitler is your friend. is fighting for your freedom. Adolf Hitler will give you bread.” Dr. Ley admits the workmen are not yet too per cent, behind the present ...
... A FIERY SPEECH At review of 30,000 uniformed Nazis at Kiel yesterday Herr Adolf Hitler revealed for the first time that his uniformed army numbered about 600,000 men, and declared that they were the iron guard representing the disciplined will of the ...
... situation; the unemploye in Germany amount to something like six million. ADOLF HITLER. Such was the stage and such the setting when Adolf Hitler appeared. Who is Adolf Hitler? I came across copy of Werist’s (the German Who’s Who five years ago, and was ...
... HIS MEETINGS. Mr. Mowrer states that not ZiegfelJ of “Follies” lame, not Max Khcinhardt himself, could stage Adolf Hitler’s political meetings better than Hitler. He speaks with rough but powerful voice. One hour. hours. Four hours. The crowd hangs on ...
... to incompetent leaders. The hope is now justified, they add, that from the heroism and sacrifices of the war and under Adolf Hitler’s leadership there will spring a state of new German freedom and greatness. ...
... political topics of the day. the morning 110,000 storm troopers marched past Hitler on the old market-place now’ known as Adolf Hitler’s Square. As each detachment passed every man raised his hand in the Fascist salute aiid Hitler replied in the same manner ...
... speedily followed by successful candidature for the Presidency. He was helped that same dread of Communism which has placed Adolf Hitler where he now is. Mr. Sencourt quotes Montalembert’s remark, To vote for him is not approve all that he has done; it is ...