Election Day daivned greyly in Berlin but what the sun withheld lot cheer was fully compensated for by "the red Nati banners which streamed from. practically every' Jawelling. Even North Berlin—the fold stronghold of Communism show-Jed similar evidences of loyalty. The Polls—located for the most part in restaurants and scattered generous. ly over the city added their bit of Jconcentrated cheer—both in. banner jand in the songs of confidence of feroups of S.A. men who came and went on heir respective missions. lemotianal. form continued. all day Propaganda, in an intensis Tong in ore form or another. De-tackments "of Storm Troopers, marching to and from their various posts of duty chanted - clecto slogans' as. they went such ness—of—armaments*—"With—Hitler—for—peace—with—honour— iand—equality." World War veter-fans, carried to the polls in cars or wheeled chairs—bore each the moving injunction, "If you do not vote "Yes" our Sacrifice will have been Mace ne ak eases take vy smal paatienea me Versnilies Teeaty, Germanys lies.
and accept Bport Palast, sesting thirty thou-[*%C, one passed lently, yet ssu this night the 2 Igestively through the streets. Thus status, the present state of disarmament, the defection of other power in this particular, Lloyd George Judgment and approbation of Germany's stand, the automatic release thus accorded Germany from treaty obligations, Here Hitler's determina low never' again to sign a. pact which impugned Germany's honour fand ending with a picture of Gor many's present defencelessness_and demand for armaments, In. short the National Socialist Party, in the name of Germany was demanding of the world—equality, peace and reatoration of er honour and any German who would not demand that] nich for his country was dubbed in advance of his negative note, a of propaganda which revealed master mind at every turn, this theme was kept constantly before the eyes and minds of the people. Not an avenue to human conscious: ness was left unused as in a pa} chologically perfect sequence of tetudied emphasis, the issues were pressed home ina "crashing eres-conde" which seemed utterly irresistable, Consoiously or unconscious ly, day by day, a clear, unequivocal "Jo" was being formed in the minds and hearts and wills of the people, Clarion Calls "Honour Peace, and Equal clarion call of the campaign! words stared out from every, ater, rang out from every ple form.' Banners incorporating of all of ties ideas outlined th tops of public buildings. More detailed information with apologia for, the foreign policy appeared in poster form—on streets, public bulk ings, underground stations, a bulletin boards. Every speech pressed home the same ideas.
Moving pictures contributed their bit in news reels which revealed Ger ther state with the military pre-poredness of other nations—and also, amusingly enough, demonstra the superiority of Germany's ut regime of well ordered i in comparison with America's dis order and strikes.—
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