The Archive · 1934

Nazi Enemies Attacked

Berlin, May 12.

Dr, Paul Goebbels, Reich Minister of Propaganda, yesterday delivered fan address at the Berlin Sport Palast, in the course of which he attacked the pessimists and Wile criticizers of Nazi Germany." "We will show them," the Minister said, "who we are "it is evident," Dr. Goebbels went fon, that our stock of foreign cur-Feney is bound to decrease if we are boycotted abroad. This," he said, "is due to our Jewish compatriots. ' We shall resist the crisis, however, and, if the Jewish boycott becomes a seri fous menace to our economic situation, the hatred, wrath and despair of the German people will be turned against the Jews left in Germany.

What would these dignitaries of the Chuch say," he went on, "if we reminded them of the history of the Popes, which was far from always conforming to the dogma of Christian morale?"

"It is erroneous to think," Dr. Goebbels: said, "that Germany is afraid to lose the Saar. In fact, we would prefer a plebiscite to be held now, rather than Tater."

"We do not Intend," he concluded, "to contaminate France with the National Socialists doctrine. We would much rather have a Democratic France, than a National Social-tst one, as the National Socialism strengthens a nation, Tt is a German patent, and we shall carefully guard

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