Nuremberg, Sept. 5.
"Our Fuehrer will not wage war. but the Reich will not tolerate the oppression of Germans abroad and will defend them by all means. Other countries should not prevent us from attaining our ideals" rank-and-file Nazis stated today, on the eve of the Nuremberg Congress, in expressing their main ideas on the present international situation.
Politicians, in' the meantime, generally express surprise at the fears of a conflict held in Paris and London as a result of the Czech-Sudeten dispute.
Popular feeling is, however, that the "Great Powers would not have enough time for efficient intervention if they decided to help the Czechs should a conflict break out."
It appears to be the unanimous ĉonvietion of all Nazi quarters that the Sudeten question il be settled "radically" within a month.—i
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