Word: socialistes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...activity, there was still good reason for the U. S. to be watchful and apprehensive, for the methods and intentions of the Nazis are no secret. Year ago Herman Rauschning (The Revolution of Nihilism) reported among other Nazi in tentions since acted on by Hitler that "In the National Socialist [Nazi] view, the political situation in America is unstable, and can be developed into an outright revolution; to do this is both a tactical aim ... to hold America aloof from Eu rope, and a political one ... to bring North and South America into the new order." And Dr. Rauschning quotes...
...most U. S. voters; that his stand against isolation had made him political poison in the Middle West and his support of the reciprocal trade treaties had ruined him forever in the Western States. In addition to alL these obstacles (beside the rumor that he had been a socialist in college) there were other arguments against the whole idea: it was too late to get a campaign organized; the war had made a Third Term virtually certain; no businessman had a chance against the glamor of Franklin Roosevelt. Nevertheless, these stubborn citizens still believed that Wendell Willkie was the best...
Nazi Philosopher Alfred Rosenberg gave a hint of what might be expected. "Paris was the centre of mental confusion that pervaded all Europe," wrote he. "This centre of unlimited agitation against the rebirth of the European nations ... is now firmly in the hands of National Socialist Germany. This means the disinfection of a source of illness that funda mentally was directed also against the Flemish-Franconian population. . . . The fall of Paris means the possibility of moral regeneration of the French people...
Otto Strasser was born in Bavaria 42 years ago, of a civil-servant father who was a Socialist at heart, a mother who nagged the Socialism out of him. When he emerged from World War I at 20, Otto was a creditably decorated artillery Lieutenant, already tinged with politics. His Socialism was such that he fought with Von Epp's Free Corps in 1919, to break Munich's Communist government. (Hitler did not. But he was in Munich then, may have been with the Communist troops...
...last,"said the resolution, "of the delusion of security through neutrality, we recognize that the German National Socialist system is our enemy ... we face the fact that we are now in a state of opposition to the German National Socialist system, which . . . seeks to destroy our system of society and government...