Word: tageszeitung
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...weeks Germany has had orders to play down all forms of anti-Semitism in view of the flood of tourists expected for the winter Olympics (see p. 37). After the murder of Nazi Gustloff there was no holding the Nazi Press. Roared Julius Streicher's Frankische Tageszeitung: "The assassination of Gustloff is another in the long series of Jewish ritual murders which began with the slaughter of the Aryans by Jews thousands of years ago and is now celebrated annually in the feast of Purim...
...Nurnberg last week the Frankische Tageszeitung, a prominent Nazi organ, announced...
...local trade and economic conditions in general. Two months ago one of the two or three most eminent papers in Germany, the 230-year-old Vossische Zeitung, died from loss of circulation (TIME, April 9). Since Hitler, 350 newspapers have gone out of business, including the considerable Deutsche Tageszeitung. Striving to halt the decline, which has struck his own paper as hard as any other, Minister Goebbels addressed a meeting of the German Press Association, cursed them for "cringing lapdogs" and demanded more courage, more constructive criticism of the regime...
...that it was "at least a starting point." The best that League officials at Geneva could think of was "there is some satisfaction in the thought that France has laid her cards on the table so far in advance." Germany and Italy were frankly hostile. Said the Berlin Deutsche Tageszeitung: "This thesis bars the only way that may lead to an increase of Germany's security and to a reduction of the crushing superiority of the armed nations. As France demands a system of sanctions and England has always opposed such a system, it looks as though France wants...