"Hitler's assurances of his cone fidence in the future ring with none of the overwhelming certainty of total victory which was heard the Hitler oratory of six months ago," the "Daily Telegraph" adds, The "Daily Express" describes the speech as a "burst of the wildest hysteria yet from this hysteria cal man," and notes that the victory Hitler has promised his people every year since the start of the war he now defers until next year, The "Daily Mail" sayd Hitler protested too much, "The appeal to the German people to give the soldiers better weapons this year and next year, was a strange appeal to a people who had been promised outright victory in 1941, "One obvious cause of foreboding in Germany is the rapid growth of American war supplies to Britain,"—Reuter.
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