Word: rudolfs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...leading from the official residence of the Reichstag President, Prussia's barrel-chested Premier Hermann Wilhelm Göring. A onetime Police President of Berlin testified that 1,500 arresting warrants were ready for use immediately after the fire. Liberal Editor Georg Bernhard and Social Democrat Chairman Dr. Rudolf Breitscheid agreed that the Nazis were the only party that could have benefited from the Reichstag fire, that Communists would have set it only if "the party executives had all gone...
...temperature of 91°, Dr. Ernst Valdemar Antevs, who was born in cool Sweden and now lives in cool Maine, blandly told them they were enjoying a period of cool summers which began 4,500 years ago and would last 6,500 years more. Germany's Dr. Rudolf Spitaler first suspected that the northern hemisphere has warm summers when the eccentricity of earth's orbit swings it close to the sun during the northern summer...
...Chancellery last week Adolf Hitler locks himself in his study, alone with his secretary, to write a speech. World opinion, inflamed by months of bombast and race persecution, hems Germany in. The Geneva Disarmament Conference has been temporarily adjourned, stymied by Germany's insistence, bluntly transmitted through Delegate Rudolf Nadolyny on Germany's right to re-arm with tanks, planes, siege guns. Chancellor Hitler's "goodwill envoy" to Britain, Dr. Alfred Rosenberg has had to be hastily recalled before a storm of anti-Nazi demonstrations in London. Unofficial Jewish boycotting of German goods in Britain, France...
...Geneva the Nazi delegate to the Disarmament Conference, Rudolf Nadolnv, locked horns with French and British delegates on the question of Germany's right to rearm, and whether or not to count the Stahlhelm and Nazi Storm Troopers among the effectives of the German army. Italy, long a German ally in disarmament squabbles, suddenly sided with her War-time allies by announcing that for her part she was willing to have her Blackshirts numbered with her regular army...
...Manhattan last week arrived bristly haired, professional Violinist Adolf Busch bringing to the U. S. for the first time his famed Busch Quartet and his young protege Pianist Rudolf Serkin. Day before they landed came news that Busch, like many another German musician, had found Adolf Hitler's government more than he could stomach. Busch had been engaged for Brahms centennial concerts in Hamburg this month, but Pianist Serkin, a Jew, was not to be allowed to play. Violinist Busch withdrew...