Berlin, Feb. 12.
Despite Nazi denials, rumours of an impending German Army revolt and other unrest resulting from the recent Government political and military shake up continued to be circulated here to-day.
Newspapers commented on the rumours with varying degrees of sar-casiri and bitterness, denying each rumour. The denials, however, gave the large part of the German population its first knowledge of the rumours.
Herr Adolf Hitler received first word of the rumours only yesterday noon, reliable sources informed the United Press. Some rumours said the Army was planning to revolt because of the recent "bloodless purge" of the Army high command.—United Press, More Promotions Berlin, Feb. 13
A further ten promotions by Herr Hitler in the high ranks of the Army were announced last evening. They comprise' nine new generals and a colonel, and five of these are members of the aristocracy.
The new promotions raise the num: ber of recent changes in the higher ranks to about sixty, not counting the dismissal of fifty generals and some 33 promotions announced at the beginning of the year.—Reuter.
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