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Adolf Hitler gazed at the monument, then walked slowly down the avenue 200 yards to the clearing. He wore a double-breasted, grey field uniform with the Iron Cross hanging from his left breast pocket. Behind him walked the six highest officials of the German Third Reich: Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Göring in the blue uniform of the Air Force, his Field Marshal's baton in his right hand; Colonel General Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the German Armed Forces, his cap cocked jauntily on one side; Colonel General Walther von Brauchitsch in field grey; Grand Admiral...
...November n, 1918, there began in this train the time of suffering of the German people. ... On September 3, 1939 . . . England and France again declared war against Germany without any grounds. Now the decision of weapons has required that the Reich Government make known the German conditions for an armistice...
...German and Italian summer time, June 25, 1940, fighting ended in France. "In humility," proclaimed Adolf Hitler, "we thank God for His blessing. I order the beflagging of the Reich for ten days, the ringing of bells for seven days." France proclaimed a day of mourning...
Congress of Berlin? From Bucharest, Correspondent Walter Duranty cabled a story that Germany would soon summon all Europe except Russia and Turkey to a congress at Berlin which would revise national boundaries and set up Hitler's plan for a five-zone Europe guided by the Third Reich. Wrote...
Thoroughly alarmed by the expose, hundreds of Uruguayans last week flocked to the colors as volunteers for military training and women's auxiliary service. At the same time, a Reich official in Montevideo threatened to break diplomatic relations if any of the 15 arrested Nazi leaders were deported, but promised, on the other hand, economic prosperity for Uruguay after the war if unfriendly agitation against Germany halted. By way of reply, the Uruguayan Senate hurriedly passed a law giving the Government power to censor press and radio and dissolving all foreign organizations.* A parliamentary committee proposed...