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...broadcast from the Don front: "When I first saw the endless Soviet columns, preceded by the heaviest tanks, an ice-cold hand seemed to grasp my heart. 'Almighty God, give us the strength to withstand this flood,' I prayed." The Nazis' official party journal, Völkischer Beobachter, informed its readers that "the last and highest decisions were at stake...
...very last remnants of the Red Army were "locked in two steel German pockets before Moscow and were undergoing swift, merciless annihilation." Dietrich wound up: "And on that, gentlemen, I stake my whole journalistic reputation." Nazi headlines shouted: DIETRICH: CAMPAIGN IN EAST DECIDED. Said the official Völkischer Beobachter: "The strategic decision has already been gained...
...lkischer Beobachter headlines in the days following...
This London reception cost Doktor Rosenberg the Nazi Foreign Ministry. He was removed from the political limelight and left to his scholarly studies, the classrooms where he taught young Nazis how to garble history and philosophy, and the editorship of the Völkischer Beobachter. But he soon resumed more practical work -the secret coordination of anti-Communist groups along the Russian border from Finland to the Ukraine. During the German-Soviet Pact it was frequently stated that Doktor Alfred Rosenberg was under a cloud. But probably his Führer frequently pointed out to him the silver lining...
...Slavic world last week (see p. 24), he appeared to be highly approved in Europe's relatively quiet Latin Quarter. The Governments of Portugal, Spain and France all gave signs of high satisfaction with the progress of the New Order. > Adolf Hitler's own Völkischer Beobachter announced that a Portuguese military mission would shortly be the guest of the German High Command. > In the French Fascist weekly Gringoire Spain's Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano Suner, brother-in-law of Generalissimo Francisco Franco, went much further than mere expression of Spain's own contentment. Wrote...