Word: hitlerized
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...Adolf Hitler is the man who exemplifies this feeling", he continued emphatically. "There is not the slightest feeling among the German people of enmity against the allies as such, but the great majority of them feel that Germany was treated with great injustice by the Treaty of Versailles and their primary thoughts are to be free from the provisions of that treaty. If a these people who are behind Hitler. Of humble origin, he is a man of unusual drawing power a magnetic personality. His tremendous influence is in this dignified national feeling...
When asked about Hitler's stand if he should get into power, Dr. Kuehneman said, "Of one thing I am certain; he will make a definite end of reparations, but will acknowledge private debts,". In regard to the fears of the allies, especially France, that, Germany will start another war as soon as it is able to gather troops. Dr. Kuehneman expostulated, "There is absolutely no reason for all this nonsense; the economic condition of the country is so low that it would be the greatest insanity to start a war now or in the future. The restoration...
...brief radio address accompanying the issuance of these decrees, Chancellor Bruening explained that they marked the end of the post-war reconstruction measures for deflation and for improvement of Germany's distressed condition. He excoriated Hitlerism, denouncing Hitler for making claims and promises as if he represented Germany, and declaring that he himself alone could speak officially for the country...
Harsh Attitude to Hitler...
...Federal Governments attitude toward Hitler was so uncompromising that he was forbidden to make a transatlantic wireless talk on Dec. 11, and the Prussian Government was reported to have threatened him with expulsion if he persisted in using Berlin as a base for his foreign propaganda. The Fascist leader left the national capital on Dec. 14, not, however, altogether because of the hostiltiy of the Bruening regime. It appears that he has been having difficulty with Paul Joseph Goebbels and Gregor Strasser, his deputies in Northern Germany, who do not approve of the "legal" methods by which their chief proposes...