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... any case danger. if it is to be apprehended at all, should be looked for In Berlin rather than Master. It reported that Adolf Hitler, the leader of tho Bavarian Peeciste has been staying I. the capital, and brie extended his ergthisation there by enrolling ...
... means at tte disposal to nip in the bud any attempted coup by the Bavarian National Socialists, under the leadership of Adolf Hitler. The Munich correspondent of the Tagsblatt states that by the appointment of Dr. Von Bahr the Bavarian wished to forestall ...
... Dr. ven Kahr, this morning conferred with repre- eentatives of all the Bavarian patriotic essociations, including Herr Adolf Hitler. He demanded of them an assurance that if he allowed the National Socialist meetings due for this evening to take place ...
... the retirement of Dr. Curtius. DRAMATIC INTERVIEW. The other big news is the decision of the President to receive Herr Adolf Hitler, the Austrian-born leader of the National - Socialists, commonly called Nazis. This visit loses some of its significance ...
... Thursday. On to victory like knights without fear or blame we will charg e through hell, death, and damnation, ' is Herr Adolf Hitler's challenge in his New Year's message to his followers exhorting them to fight Bolshevism to the uttermost, without, however ...
... obvious that the Communists must admit a severe defeat. BERLIN, Monday. I,IIELD-MARSHAL VON MINDEN'. 19,359,642 votes. Adolf Hitler 13,417.460 votes. our Fatherland towards freedom and equality abroad and unity and revival at home. I appeal to all German ...
... HITLERITES COMMUNISTS HOLD THE BALANCE FASCISTS GAIN THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ALTHOUGH beaten in the Presidential Elections, Herr Adolf Hitler, the leader of the National Socialist (Fascist) Party, has gained a remarkable triumph in the Diet Elections in Germany ...
... expected and is the more striking in that it might have been thought that the recent sweeping successes of the Nazis under Adolf Hitler in Germany would have had an opporite echo on this side of the Rhine. M. TARDIEU'S RESIGNATION Anti-Government total It ...
... HITLER • TO I.EE'I' HINDENBERO BERLIN, Saturday. Adolf Hitler, the Nazi leader, is to be received by President Hindenburg niter an interview with the Chancellor (Herr Von Papen) at about noon, today, it is officia ll y stated. Political circles, however ...
... more likely to effect a Dictatorship than to order a fresh general election, and that he will resign rather than tolerate Adolf Hitler as Chancellor or indeed any form of Nazi rule.—Reuter . Von Papen's Strong Position BERLIN, Tuesday. The Von Papen Government ...
... the high significance of these events in world politics. Interest in the Reichstag elections next Sunday still centres on Adolf Hitler and his Nazis, and on all sides the question is being asked what percentage of the votes of the electorate can he obtain ...
... People's Party Other parties The figures prove that the Von Pa pen administration has a great majority opposed to it, that Adolf Hitler's power is waning, and that Bolshevism is making headway among discontented German workers. ...