"Gentlemen of the Reichstag. do not forget one thing: in certain Dem-coracles it appears to be the special Privilege of political and democratic life to engender artificially hatred Jagainst the so-called totalitarian states fond {0 excite public opinion against Peoples who have done no harm to) Jother peoples and who do not want to, Jdo- any harm to them.
"Now, when we defend ourselves against such apostles of war as Mr. Dutt Mr. Eden, Mr. Churchill lor Mr. Tekes, this is represented as Interference with the sacred rights of the Democracies. According to the Jconception of these gentlemen, they have the right to attack other peoples jand their leadership, but nobody has the right to take umbrage against this. Unced hardly assure you that as long Jas the German Reich is a sovereign state, the leadership will not let the English or American politician forbid ts answering such attacks.
"America Attacked Germany" deem it necessary that from now Jon in our propaganda and in our press sll attacks shall be answered, and Jabove all brought to the attention of ithe German people... After all, Ger~ man soldiers have never yet fought Jon American soil except in ihe service fof "American independence. On the Jother hand American soldiers were jealled to Europe to help strangle a Jereat nation which was struggling for her freedom. It is not Germany that Jattacked America. It is America who fal tacked Germany.
"The German people do not want their affairs governed by a foreign people. France to the French, England to the English, America to the Americans, and Germany to the Germans.
"Europe cannot come to rest until the Jewish question is settled. quite possible that sooner or later greements will be reached in Europe between such nations as otherwise would not find a way to each other easily. If it should be possible once fore to rush peoples into a Great War, the result would be the destruc-ton of the Jewish race in Europe.
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