"Whatever may be the life and fate of each of us, we are all subordinated to a common existence and fate, although something places us above the past," Herr Hitler pursued. We all' have a clear knowledge of the ideal for which so many people fought before: the German people. If the outside world of plutocratic democracies embarks upon a fierce struggle against Nazi Germany, proclaiming the Germany's extermination as their supreme war aim, it only confirms what we knew already: that—National-Socialism, which unifies the people of Germany, also makes them particularly dangerous. The German people appers invincible in the eyes of our enemies. The world would like to Prince Gustav Declares Nation's Sympathies dissolve our unity. We reply to this with another vow to join together in the greatest community of all time."
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