"There is one English word that has passed into the vocabulary of almost every language in, the world. That word is "fairness, We do not ask preferential treatment for German citizens abroad. but we expect them to be treated fairly. It is not fair to reproach the Germans living abroad for remaining loyal to the Reich and for having become National Socialists for the National Sorialist state now has the absolute Support of the whole country.
Allow me to take this opportunity of addressing an appeal to the British: people. T think that every Brita familiar with Germany's epic history will admire the struggle for unity which the German people have waged for a thousand years. Our final struggle for unity began 4% yeas ago and T think that no fair-minded Briton would withhold his admiration for what we have achieved in these 4% years. "Surely the time has now come when these two great anid proud nations, the British and Germans, should stretch out their hands to each other in heartfelt understanding.
is-a great pleasure to note that here in Britain the number of voices favouring such an understanding already swelling into a definite call [can assure our British friends that our foreign organization will do everything in its power to promote this understanding and 1 hope that the German citizens living here in Britain will be taken for what they really are—messengers of German
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