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...Onetime heavyweight Champion Max Schmeling: a bout against blond young Walter Neusel. watched by the biggest German prizefight crowd (100,000) on record; when Neusel failed to leave his corner of the ring for the ninth round: in Hamburg...
Most moving to My Leader's Hamburg hearers was a half hour passage in the 90-minute speech in which he told the story of his life from housepainter to statesman, traced the growth of his faith that somehow Socialism must be fused with Nationalism to produce a German synthesis of effort for the glory of the Fatherland...
...terrific were the cheers of Hamburgers outside the Rathaus that, after his speech, Realmleader Hitler rushed onto a balcony in a high state of nervous exaltation. "People of Hamburg!" he cried. "This has certainly been a great day in your lives but for me it is even greater. I came to fill you with confidence but you have given me confidence...
Results Analyzed. Though all observers agreed that Hamburg had given Hitler one of the major ovations of his life, Hamburg voted less than 4 to i for Hitler, lowest majority of any great city in the Reich. Berlin also was far below the national average, voted 5 to 1. Leader Hitler made his best showing in the rural regions of East Prussia, Pomerania and Franconia...
Traveling Hamburgers Sirs: I think that was a perfectly fine piece in TIME [June 11] about Thomas Mann, but you unfortunately picked up in it one rather annoying-to Mann-misstatement when you quoted him as saying: "I am from Hamburg, and people from Hamburg are not given to traveling." Of course Mann never said any such thing. He never came from Hamburg and, of course, Hamburgers as a matter of fact travel a great deal. The whole thing isn't, of course, of overwhelming importance...