On such bases and on such bases only, he concluded, will "peace without suspicion" be possible. All this can only materialize on the basis of ce-operation between nations, Some day an international conference is bound to meet, "but it cannot meet amid the din of guns or under pressure of arms. It would be more reasonable to tackle these problems before millions of lives have been sacrificed."
Should war go on, Herr Hitler added, "France will destroy Saarbruecken and Germany will destroy Muhoulse, Then it will be Carlsruhe ahd Strasburg, The the aviation will pursue its work of destruction which may spread overseas as there are no such things as islands nowadays. (Loud Cheers), "Yet there will always be a frontier between Germany and France,"
said He stressed that he did not care what will be thought of his words. "If they are not understood, they will be my läst ones," he ended. "Let those who, realize that there are only the vanquished in a war and no victors grasp the hand which I stretch out, Let the others repulse it."
He had no doubts as to Germany's victory, he concluded, but hoped for peace in Europe.
The Fuehrer ended his address at 1.25 phi, and was followed to the itibune by Field Marshal Goering, who said a few words, stressing that "never was a tuler loved so much by his people" and proclaiming that the session was closed—Havas.
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