Berlin, July 3
The Prussian Premier, Herv Ott Braun, jesued an order to-day for bidding any Prussian state official, be a member either of the Ca or the NationalsSocialist parties as both avowedly aimed the overthrow of the present Rega publican regime, Meanwhile the break-up of the National-Socialist Party seems to proceed even quicker than bad been expected, twenty-five leaders and officials of the party in Berlin alone having just issued a manifesto an~ nouncing their resignation from the party and the founding of a now "National - Revolutionary Labour Party.'
The manifesto claims that the National-Socialist, unfaithful to its original principles. which includes: the rejection of the monarchist principle, opposition any war against Soviet Ri support of the Indian and any rebellion against imperialist states, the fight against the capitalistic regime and for the creation of German Socialist state and " conse~ quent abstention from a coalition with capitalist parties, The signator-lex who believe that thousands of the working-class adherents of the National-Socialist Party will follow their example declare that they will continue to uphold those principles and strive for a national revolution. duly The newly formed "National-Revolutionary Labour Party" which in the main comprises former members of the National-Socialist Party to-day. published its programme which was drafted in secret session of its executive con: mittee of which, press reports stars, the old "diehard" Count Reventlow is a member. The programme in cludes the following points: attain~ mont by revolutionary means of aetioged ie ree
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