Comparing the German and English conceptions of freedom, Dr. Rosenberg said English freedom "also is limited although less by the state than by conventions,"
"Moreover," he added, "people prefer. to shut their eyes to the fact that. British personal independence is based upon domination over other nations, not only the colonial ones, and exploitation of the earth's resources.
"Phis condition has resulted not from universal, peaceful democracy, but from centuries of military and political conquest unmitigated by moral -seruples, "While no Briton: lives under foreign rule, the. people in London forget that millions of Germans who love their freedom, are subjected to foreign tyranny once established in Europe with Britain's ce-operation,"
"Jews Invaded England"
Iw. Rosenberg said' the "Jewish invasion of England" is the second England had suffered since the "Norman conquest "ahd more than once it has influenced British policy in a sense in which it became anti-British and pro-Jewish instead of British as events in Palestine in the last 20 years have shown."
Dr. Rosenberg's main attack upon democracies was directed against the democracies assembled at Versailles which he said had "conjured up the most horrible barbarism."
"Almost all these countries," he said, "sent Christian missionaries together with opium dealers into the countries with) old civilizations, thereby showing their conception of world culture implied in their lack of respect for genuine national cultures."
"The democracies admitted Jews to intellectual leadership, thereby showing their organic cultural instincts had been broken.... They admitted negroes to European countries and thus, after the Great War, for the first. time in European history, negroes in Paris were given a vote in European affairs and membership in the Government.
The Arab delegation of 100 members to the Nuremberg Congress received a special ovation today. Nuremberg was decorated with Arab flags in their honour. The Arabs were honoured because of their hostility against the Jews in Palestine—United Press.
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