Berlin, Jan. 30.
London, Jan. 31. Adolf Hitler, Fuehrer of Greater Germany, Eager discussion which Herr Hitler's demanded that the Totalitarian Powers be given "room speech evoked in the capitals o: to live" and warned that Germany and Italy would stand the world is marked by appreciation together in any war against Fascism. He said Japan's of the moderate tone adopted, on the would only bring further attacks on Italy and Germany and whole, by the Fuehrer.
The press of many countries, while for a united front among all members of the Anti-Comin-expressing cautious relief at the Ger-Pact. "It is dangerous to assume that nations such as man Chancellor's belief that there
forever," Chancellor Hitler said in raising the colonies question. srmany and Italy can safely be relegated to second class rank will be a long period of peace, gives a critical examination of the colonial aspect of the speech.
Herr Hitler gave warning that Germany would remain an "explosive factor in international affairs" until granted "room in emphasizes the British stand that apto live." He warned the Western Powers not to/interfere proach to colonial settlement is barred nan affairs, including Germany's anti-Semitic policy, and unless it is to be the means of a sure conditions to general peace. the American Secretary of Interior, Mr. Harold Ickes, and In America, the "New York Times" stoss in the tone in which "Herr Hitler Addressing the Reichstag on the affirms his purpose of recovering his colonies and makes this the next goal sixth anniversary of the Nazi access sion to power, Herr Hitler outlined of German policy," an echo of the Germany's demands for equality in "bitterness and impetuosity with the modern world. He emphasized which he announced his intention German and Italian solidarity through-regarding Sudetenland." out his speech. "We are determined The demand for colones is one of io defend our common interests to-three points in the speech which is gether," he declared. generally emphasized by editorial Chancellor Hitler emphatically writers in Germany. The others are denied that Germany threatened the Herr Hitlers assurance to italy to peace of Europe. He said "Germany support her in war and the warning to has not threatened anybody but has the Jews. merely defended herself against for-First comments in the French press Paris, Jan. 31. eign threats." appear to be immediately concerned Commentators here who are bent "While the primitive negro tribes with the significance of Herr Hitler's Unemployed at Prime Minister's House somewhat puzzled were being protected in the name of references to Italo-German solidarity self-determination in 1918," he said, Representatives of the Unemployed Workers' Movement are here shown and its effect on France. "the fairly cultivated German people being escorted from the doorway of No. 10 Downing Street after they It is considered in some quarters were deprived of those general rights had attempted to take in a coffin inscribed with slogans demanding Great Britain that the Fuehrer is of man which had been formally proincreases in the winter relief for the unemployed. likely to postpone for a time his mised, her." demands for the colonies provided he Czechs Led Opposition can get some amelioration of Germany's economic conditions,—Reuter, Chancellor Hitler said that Germany would never tolerate "outside inter-
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