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Small wonder that of all the books written and documentaries produced on the Third Reich, none dare
to publish facts such as these. As someone wisely said, 'history is the propaganda of the victors.'
GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE
The National Socialist electoral system was not based on the parliamentary system but was
nonetheless democratic. Of the parliamentary system of government, Hitler was scathing:
".... a turbulent mass of people, all gesticulating and bawling against one another, with a pathetic old
man shaking his bell and making frantic efforts to call the House to a sense of dignity by friendly
appeals, exhortations and grave warnings. I could not refrain from laughing."
- Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, p.53
"Several weeks later I paid a second visit. This time the house presented an entirely different picture,
so much so that one could hardy recognize it as the same place. The hall was practically empty. They
were sleeping in the other rooms below. Only a few deputies were in their places, yawning in each
other's faces. One was speechifying. A Deputy Speaker was in the chair. When he looked round it
was plain that he felt bored." - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, p.53
"As a contrast to this kind of democracy we have the German democracy, which is a true democracy;
for here a leader is freely chosen and is obliged to accept full responsibility for all his actions and
omissions. The problems to be dealt with are not put to the vote of the majority; but they are decided
upon by the individual, and as a guarantee of responsibility for those decisions he pledges all he has in
the world and even his life." - Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, p.61
The National Socialist system of government was largely based on referenda in which the really
important issues of the day were debated and voted upon by the German people. When, for instance,
Adolf Hitler felt it necessary to prove the German nation's sincerity in its peaceful intentions, he
called for an election combined with a plebiscite (referendum) which stated: "The German
Government and the German nation are united in the sincere wish to examine and solve
dispassionately, be means of negotiations, all pending questions with all other nations, including
Germany's former adversaries. The German Government and the German nation are prepared to
conclude long term continental pacts of non-aggression with the object of securing peace, the
economic prosperity, and the general reconstruction of Europe."
This general election and plebiscite took place on November 12th 1933. Of a total of 43,491,575
votes recorded, 40,632,628 were cast in favor of the Government, this being a majority of 95%.
HITLER THE VOTE WINNER (THE SAAR REGION)
The Versailles Treaty deprived Germany of the Saar territory, falsely claiming as justification that the
region was historically French and with a French population of 150,000. In fact, the French
population was just 2,000. For every French citizen in the Saar there were 250 Germans.
On January, 13th, 1935, two years after the election of Adolf Hitler, free elections observed by
international observers were held in which the electorate were asked whether they wished to remain as
French citizens or would prefer to become part of the Third Reich.
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