Turning again to Mr. Lindbergh, the Interior Secretary declared that "if Mr. Lindbergh is for Herr Hitler now, as every act and word of his seem to indicate, it is because through an understanding with Herr Hitler or as an expected favour from him, he glimpses a political future (for himself) which free people would not accord him voluntarily."
Discussing the Soviet-German war. Mr. Ickes stated that "practical considerations dictate that Russia, undoubtedly weaker than Germany, should be aided so that Herr Hitler Will be required to waste greater quantities of men and more pieces of equipment.
"America can not accept either Nazism or Communism....but the
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