Long before his advent to power, the Fuehrer said he had given serious thought to the cultural regeneration and reorganization of the nation. Among many plans that had occupied kis thoughts in the time after the collapse of the nation, one was that "t the erection of a great exhibition palace for German art at Munich. The building plans for the House of rman Art had been designed by Master-Architect, Prof. Ludwig Troost, and the thought filled one's heart with pain that this men had not been able to live to see his completed work inaugurated to-day.
"If I had never accomplished anything more in my life than merely io have caused this building to be erected. I would have thereby done more for German art than all ridicule ous scribblers of our former Jewish newspapers or those insignificant. art dilettants, who aware of their own evanescence, could do nothing better than praise the modernity' of th own productions."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.