At the time of the first art exhibition, Hitler went on, he decided to open the path to respectable honourable average art, hoping that from this plane geniuses would develop. He found it necessary how: ever to reject so-called artist juries because they were all too prone to let personal interests prejudice their Judgments, particularly when they were among exhibitors.
The public has a right to demand the bèst of all that is available—the Fuehrer went on to say. The rules laic down a year ago have proved to be effective because the problem today is not to find a sufficient number of representative works of art for the exhibition but to find space for all those deemed worthy of a place in -the hall. Although the present exhibition - contains 300 works more ' than the óne up Dine in either the
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