The Archive · 1941

Further Attacks

After attacking "Jewish democra-ie capitalism" Hitler continued: "European and American warmongers succeeded once again in befogging the sound commonsense of the masses. Even my warning against night bombing of civilian populations were interpreted as a sign of German impotence, Again and again I.uttered warnings against this specific type of aerial warfare, My assurance that from a given moment every one of Churchill's bombs would be returned, if an instant the criminal nature of his necessary, a hundredfold, failed to induce this man to consider even for actions,"

The Fuhrer reiterated Germany's determination to retaliate for British raids on Germany, if necessary, with a hundred bombs for every British one dropped, until the British nation gets rid of Mr, Churchill, Referring to Mr. Churchill's statement to Parliament last Thursday, Hitler declared that it could only be described as "symptomatic of a paralytic disease or the ravings of a drunkard,"

He then accused Mr, Churchill of planning "to transform the Balkans into a theatre of war as early as the winter of 1930-40."

"The sudden collapse we witnessed in May and, June last year," he continued, "caùsed these plans to be temporarily abandoned,—By the autumn of last year, Churchill began to tackle this problem once again, Mednwhile, however, certain dificult ties had arisen as a result of Rumania dropping out England's political scheme."

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