Pledging their confidence in Here Hitler as President and Chancellor of Germany, one of the largest. gather {ngs of Germans ever held in Shang: hat assembled In the grounds of te German Schoo! in Great Western Road fu. Monday" (Aug. 20) night and endorsed the despatch of a exile Bonn conveying their sentiments 'About 1000 people attended the meeting Held in the specious grounds Which had been' appropriately "de: Sorated for the occasion with the [German ations and. party. symbols evidence. 'The meeting was fully proseniative and wes convened for the purpose of giving the community an eppertuniy (register ther opinion in the plebiscite which, owing to local Conditions, could not be carled out Germans in other' parts of the world ces their votes on German ships tree sible to do this in Shanghai, ies miles at sea but it was found impose:
Uleut-Col.H. Krlevel, German Consul-General, and other' lsders of the community were present Me. F Hiasenoerhl, Far Eastern Commis:
Sioner of the National Socialst Party, delivered 'a. speech in which he ex! Dressed confidence in ihe lure at Germany" and asked the meeting pledge their confidence in the ow
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