'The Fuehrer then attacked the allegation abroad of German impenalism, "Those who dominate 40,000,000 square kilometres claim that' Germany, who rules over only" $00, wants hegemony over the world.
'Turning back to the Polish situa tion, the Chancellor stressed "that the' Polish question will never allowed to become a bone of con: tention between Germany and Soviet Russia. 'The new order' in Poland, he pointed out, will. be based on racial geography, "The Versailles statexmon renew nothin Jabout history," he said, League of Naw stated that 1 place of those who were Interested "in the mai tenance of the Versailles Treaty, The Fuehrer tien alluded to the official statements made in Britain fand France that his word cannot bbe trusted, "I pledged my word to the "Gernian people to free from the fetters of the Vera Treaty and ive them back Attacking the former "so-called! Polish state, the Fuehrer said; "Disdaining millenary evolution, a state was built up which was to become the origin of a new conflict, This artificial state took no account of history or economic conditions. One British statesman who today is out enemy foretold that: Lloyd Georze.
Verr Hitler then branded the Polish Government's "treatment of its minorities and its rule over regions cracy. yet it was never supported by more' than one fifteenth of the population over which it ruled," he said.
The German minority, the Fuehrer said, was persecuted by the Polish authorities. "For years we witnessed such a state of affairs." he said. "Ever since 1934 T endeavoured to find a compromise between the interests of Germany and Poland, but it was all in. vain." Poland's claims upon Danzig proved the last straw and Germany was compelled to take action. Poland's stiff attitude, he explained, resulted from Great Britain's guarantee.
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