Nazi "Dictator"
Gauleiter E. Wilhelm Bohle Ah Ready; He Prepares His Men Hitler has chosen the man who will be Nazi dictator of Britain—if Germany wins the war. The man is Gauleiter E. Wilhelm Bohle, as reported in the "North-China Daily News" a few weeks ago, born in Bradford, Yorkshire, thirty-six years ago of German parents—but still entitled to British nationality and a British passport.
He will be installed in London, but the Nazis have not yet fixed his official residence, nor the date on which he will take office, They have decided to await events, Meanwhile, according to reports reaching Amsterdam from Berlin, Hitler's preparations for dealing with Britain after the war are in full swing.
The whole country is to be divided up and ruled by local Gauleiters (leaders), backed up by Gestapo agents. "Special schools for these future rulers of Britain have been study maps and guide-books until he is absolutely familiar with every inch of the territory, Further, he must know exactly what industries there are in his area, how many men and women are employed, what their wages are, what their output is.
And he must know, too, how to crush any resistance there may be. For Hitler intends to make Britain something more than a mere vassal State of Germany. It will become a place for lucrative jobs for Nazi leaders, in industry as well as in administration, and intrigues have already begun for these posts.
The S. men so far selected have passed the strictest physical tests and have proved their Aryan ancestry beyond reproach. They have even signed declarations agreeing not to marry until the Nazi leaders have examined the qualifications and family history of the bride-to-be and given their consent, Hitler has not made up his mind about the Empire, but he favours a system of self-government under Nazi protectors, on the lines of Bohemia and Moravia, But there is one thing that Hitler, Herr Bohle and their henchmen have overlooked.
They have not won the war yet, formed at Bad Tolz high in the Bavarian Alps, and at Marburg, old Prussian. university town, Here picked S.S. men, the black-shirted elite of the Nazi Party, are working night and day, studying English and the other details "of ruling Britons."
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