Nuremberg, Sept, 14.
A mimic fight, in which 17,600 infantry, numerous tanks and squadrons of aeroplanes participated, brought o a conclusion to-day the' 8th Nal Party Congress. The "ight" was witnessed by Herr Adolf Hitler and other Nazi leaders, and also by many
attaches, foreign diplomats "and military "Serious times may be ahead of us," declared the Fuhrer. ina brief address to the troops, "but they will never find us wavering, discouraged or cowardly."
Herr Hiller's final speech before the Congress earlier in the day was devoted to another denunciation of Bolshevism, which he described the "deadliest enemy of Germany and bestial, made doctrine." Bolshevism, he said, was now trying to push its military forces ever closer to the German frontiers, "Wo shall, Mght Bolshevism as a world power," he declared, "it it Iwles to transfer ils Spanish methods to Germany:
After making a brief reference to the rumours of a famine In Russia, the Fuhrer declared that wherever: they looked they saw Bolshevism inciting the masses. to Intervene in Spain by the supply of-arms and money, "We" can regard all this, calmly.' he said, "but if the Reich should ever be endangered, the German people will sweep away from their frontiers those who imagine they will have & walk-over against the German army."
Referring to the attempt of Social Democrats to counteract. Bolshevism. by seeking to salisty it, Herr Hitler said that Nazi had removed these elements in order to clour the feld (or tne final struggle against Marxism.
"Esher nations," headed, this way some day. We are con. vineed! that no nation will be spared clear-cut decision, The world will have no better friend than Germany HEA respects us, but Bolshevisic must know that the now German. army stands before the gateway of Ger
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