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...There are some things only a man can do!" cried this Apotheosis of the Little Man. "I exalt women as the stablest element in our Reich because woman judges with her heart, not with her head! . . . I would not be here now had not women supported me from the very beginning. . . .We deny the Liberal-Jew-Bolshevik theory of 'women's equality' because it dishonors them! . . . A woman, if she understands her mission rightly, will say to a man. 'You preserve our people from danger and I shall give you children.' " (Cries of "Ja! Ja! Heil Hitler...
Though women in The Fatherland are traditionally meek, a few bold spirits publish The German Woman Fighter, regularly print letters in which spinsters, widows, wives and mothers have their say. Last week a letter signed, "A Mother Who Was One of the First Adherents of the Nazi Reich," set parents agog by stating publicly how young girls fare in the camps and classrooms of the Nazi League of German Maidens...
...most of them were dragooned into the Storm Troops or dropped out in disgust, leaving 115,000 still enrolled last week. Distracted Herr Seldte wanted to find Herr Hitler because messages were pouring in to the effect that Stahlhelm posts were being forcibly disbanded in various parts of the Reich last week. By whose orders...
...referred to the fact that His Majesty's Government, tempted by Adolph Hitler's offer to limit his navy forever to 35% of theirs, not only gave Germany a blank check to violate the Treaty of Versailles (TIME, June 24) but made a further and secret agreement with the Reich. This, made by the British Admiralty, was concealed until last week from the British Foreign Office, a procedure almost unprecedented. It was forced into the open after Premier Laval asked to see Britain's copy of Germany's new Naval building plans and was readily promised them by Mr. Eden...
...persons in Germany, including foreigners, were ordered by Cabinet decree to obey whatever instructions Reich authorities may issue "for protection against air attack." In practice this means that foreigners must now rush about with Germans, donning gas masks, popping into cellars, and having their homes rummaged by Nazi inspectors whenever Air Minister General Hermann Wilhelm Goring orders one of his realistic mock air raids...