It recalled President Roosevelt's appeal to Herr Hitler in the Septem~ ber crisis, stating that hundreds of millions of people would acknowledge this act, for a peaceful solution, as a supreme and historic service to mankind. Apparently, however, the journal concluded, "Mr. Roosevelt no longer remembers his word, let alone his collaborators, Messrs. Hull, Ickes, Pittman and King."
The other German newspapers pursued a similar strain, but displayed originality in headlines describing the American Secretary of the Interior as, for example: "Ickes Agent General of Judah" and "Typical War-Inciter and Commissioner of Jewish Agitation in the United States."—Reuter.
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