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...election on Nov. 12 only Nazi candidates will be permitted to run, according to the Government's announcement. This system of presenting the electorate with only one slate consisting entirely of Government-picked candidates, Benito Mussolini introduced into Italy five years ago (TIME, Nov. 26, 1928). Inevitably the Hitler Government must win-100%. Characteristically Chancellor Hitler did not threaten last week to re-arm in violation of the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler's technique of assault, highly developed during his struggle for power in Germany, consists in alternate hammer blows and conciliatory gestures. This method kept his German...
With Prime Minister MacDonald and President Roosevelt both keeping mum, Europe was startled by rumors from Berlin that President von Hindenburg will re-sign after the German election of Nov. 12, to be succeeded by Adolf Hitler as unconditional Head of the State...
...This winter no German shall starve!" promised Adolf Hitler last month, and straightway set about raising a Winter Relief Fund of 500,000,000 marks ($175,000,000 Roosevelt), largest in German history. Though contributions are supposed to be "voluntary," resolute Storm Troops have enforced the principle that German workers must contribute 1% of their net wages, salaried employes a little more, housewives a monthly sum which they are required to save by denying their families one hearty Sunday dinner per month, substituting a meal which must not cost over 50 pfennigs per person. Officially the 500,000,000-mark...
Until last week German employment bureaus operated by the State made no distinction, in theory at least, between Nazis and non-Nazis who applied for jobs, aided all applicants on the basis of first come first served. Abruptly Chancellor Hitler ordered this "lack of discrimination" to cease, ruled that no job may be given to a non-Nazi until work has been found for all Nazi applicants at a given employment bureau. Thus hundreds of thousands of German unemployed were suddenly barred last week from their best if not their only chance of getting work. For them...
...Nazis have been adamant France and Great Britain must not relinquish their stand against secret diplomacy, which is the most heady of all stimulants to war. But European economics make war at the present time a virtual impossibility and between the prestige of Geneva and the need for Hitler's reentry to international grace there is small choice. Stress the instrument to make that reenter possible; if France and Great Britain reject it, they must do so at a risk which, in the long run, would be unwise to take. POLLUX...