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...event of a war with Japan. In 1890, however, the treaty was directed primarily at Germany. This, I do not believe to be the case with the present treaty. France intends it more as a gesture than anything else for in the event of a war with the Reich in the near future she certainly cannot be so rash as to believe that she could rely on the support of the Soviet. Russia has shown that she will accept a great deal in the way of downright insult from the Nazis; and if there is one thing which would...
...never once in all my cover-to-cover reading of your magazine have I discovered anything in the least offensive. On the contrary, touching particularly the developments in Germany you have been so trenchant and frank that I've wondered why TIME has not been barred in the Reich. (At least, it was apparently not under the ban when I was in Germany in May.) The Görings and Goebbels certainly have a case against you, but not the Untermyers...
...workman, but to lift him to his proper-position within the larger community of the German people. Hitler feels himself personally much nearer to the German workman and peasant than to any other part of the German people. He is even quite often called not Reichskanzler, Chancellor of the Reich, but Volkskanzler, Chancellor of the People...
...Capitalists such as Krupp are certainly not the dominating influence in the third Reich. People who are holding an opposite view, evidently forgot that the aims of the Hitler Government are not only national but as well socialistic. For the purpose of supporting the National Socialistic Party organization the help of the so-called capitalists is neither desired nor needed. The dues paid by the members of the Party are amply sufficient to supply that want...
...evidence points to a complete innocence of the defendants in the Reich-stag fire trial," claimed Arthur Garfield Hays, prominent New York attorney at a monster mass meeting last night at Tremont Temple. The meeting, which was supported by the Harvard Liberal Club, the Harvard Chapter of the National Student League, and the Harvard Monarch, was arranged by the Boston Committee to Aid Fascist Victims...