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Thus the brown tide is steadily rising, checked only by a coalition of all other German parties except the Nationalists and Communists. This major fact?the rising Fascist tide?President von Hindenburg's tremendous personal victory tended to obscure last week. In the 1930 Reichstag Election, Herr Hitler's "Joke Party" rose from ninth to second parliamentary rank (TIME, Sept. 12, 1930). On the basis of last week's presidential returns the Fascist Party is now first in Germany. It cannot, of course, assume first rank in parliament until there is another Reichstag Election?which President von Hindenburg and Chancellor...
...Hindenburg? In 1925 Paul von Hindenburg was elected President largely by citizens who voted last week for Herr Hitler: reactionaries. Der Feldmarschall was re-elected last week by Socialists, Catholics and other centrists who bitterly opposed him seven years ago. They considered him then a reactionary stalking horse for the return of Kaiser Wilhelm or for the setting up of an absolute Dictatorship...
Last week the Catholics who have barred Herr Hitler (still a Catholic in his own eyes), the Socialists (who used to quarrel with the Catholics) and the other centre parties were united under what amounted to nothing more nor less than the banner of PRUDENCE?symbolized by HINDENBURG. If he lives out his second term he will have lived to the prodigious...
...Prussia, keystone of the German Federation, power has been held since 1925 by Socialist Premier Dr. Otto Braun whose support today is based on a Socialist-Centre coalition in the Prussian Diet elected in 1928 (when the world had not heard of Adolf Hitler). In the Diet sit only six Fascists, the "Joke Bloc" elected in 1928. If on April 24 Prussia should go proportionately as Brown as the rest of Germany has gone, there would be elected 120 Fascist Deputies?thus making Adolf Hitler leader of the majority party in Prussia which comprises 60% of Germany...
...Brown House" last week the Fascist leader predicted the election of only 150 Prussian Fascist Deputies, and other German estimates of course were lower. In Prussia there are potent Socialist and proletarian bulwarks, still seemingly strong enough to "Stop Hitler...