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Pagina 30
... Hitler in one of his speeches evidently struck a responsive chord in the Ambassador : ' No people , ' Hitler had said , ' could escape its own destiny . ' This sympathy with Ger- many's fate was however given in vain , as Hitler never ...
... Hitler in one of his speeches evidently struck a responsive chord in the Ambassador : ' No people , ' Hitler had said , ' could escape its own destiny . ' This sympathy with Ger- many's fate was however given in vain , as Hitler never ...
Pagina 31
... Hitler had never been anything but a Genghiz Khan in outlook . Information was available in neutral circles in Berlin regarding Hitler's real views ; the writer of this review learnt from such sources during a visit to Berlin in June ...
... Hitler had never been anything but a Genghiz Khan in outlook . Information was available in neutral circles in Berlin regarding Hitler's real views ; the writer of this review learnt from such sources during a visit to Berlin in June ...
Pagina 35
... Hitler fomented the trouble in Slovakia , and as proof of Hitler's innocence he argues that when the Dictator reached Prague , he asked to see the Germans in hospital who had been ill - treated by the Czechs . Really what naïveté ! On ...
... Hitler fomented the trouble in Slovakia , and as proof of Hitler's innocence he argues that when the Dictator reached Prague , he asked to see the Germans in hospital who had been ill - treated by the Czechs . Really what naïveté ! On ...
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