Berlin, Sept. 1.
In a personal message addressed to Signor Mussolini, Herr Hitler stated that the Reich will not need the assistance of the Italian Army. The message further expressed the Fuehrer's gratitude for the political and diplomatic assist ance extended to Germany by The Fuehrer then recalled his previous proposals for a limitation of armaments, for, the re-establishment of the Reich's sovereignty. in vain. Tt is impossible to demand peaceful revisions from us when all along one is refusing them with persistance The Versailles Diktat has not for us Germans the power law. Tt cannot be said, therefore, that our revision of this Diktat violates any law.
"One cannot extort a signature from us at the point of a pistol and then state that the document signed solemn law, Danzig and the Corridor ealt for a solution. On this subject, T outlined my viewpoints with Polish statesmen, There nothing more loyal and more mod~ st than my former suggestions, and {wish to make this clear before the world: T am the only man who can make such suggestions, "My proposals were rejected, They were mot with by mobilization, terrorism, te, Poland raised herself in her fight against the Free City and did not think of fulfilling her - und takings towards. the minorities living on her territory. Germany complied with her engagements, Can tone Frenchman be heard saying that the 100,000 Frenchmen in the Saar region are being oppressed by
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