March 10.
Two years ago tomorrow, thousands of youthful fanatics lined the streets of Vienna, Innsbruck and other Austrian cities, and cheered German troops of " "tiber: tion." Today these same youngsters are dressed in field-gray and are fighting a war which their country would have never had to face, were it not for Hitler's pan-Germanic aspirations to which all moral and humanitarian obligations towards mankind had to give way until September 3, 1939.
They now realize that Hitler, in creating that Greater Germany which was to give the lebensraum of which so much was heard, had only one thing in mind: to divide this Germany into two, establishing a concentration camp in one half, and military barracks in the other. Where food and other commodiies wore to be had for the asking before the advent of the Nazi regime in Austria, queues with rationing cards in hand today await their tun to purchase the meagre quantities of edibles to which they are entitled.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.