Germany," he proceeded, "has a sincere desire to entertain confident relations with all European at Powers, If this should not be realized, it will not be our fault."
Germany had no territorial into ests in either Spain or France, He: Hitler declared, and her only diffe ences with Great Britain lay in t Colonial question.
In Germany to-day there was only one power—National Socialism—and between that power and the Arm there was no conflict.
Regarding Austria, the Chancellor said that Germ recognized her right of self-determination. which could not be disregarded, Herr Hitler denounced the campaign abroad which. he said. poisoning the international a phere. "I am unwilling these lies and, henceforth, we them with National-Socialist Government," he con-limitations in arma-
I regard as far more impor-ut the stopping of this slanderous campaign, which is poisoning the work I recommend that the members of the House of Commons concern themselves with judgments in the court of Jerusalem instead sentences passed in the German courts.
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