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ace, and to the dangers that would threaten the white races in the event of another internecine
struggle." - H.Powys-Greenwood, Hitler's First Year
"If their legitimate aspirations are thwarted and their tentative moves towards reconciliation with
former enemies rejected; if their attempts to get in touch with other people - the British people above
all - and evoke sympathetic understanding at least of some of their aims, are met by a persistent
barrage of uncomprehending criticism; the chance of influencing the still young plant of National
Socialism will be thrown away and the New Germany, leaders and led alike, may in despair turn to
the blatant gospel of force. A preventive war, which always seems to me to be the acme of defeatism,
the action of men or nations who have no confidence in their future, would at any rate be more
logical." - H. Powys-Greeenwood, Hitler's First Year
"One young S.S Man from the Rhineland, who had been telling me harrowing tales of the Negro
occupation, added that as a German nationalist nothing would please him better than a war of revenge
against France, but as a National Socialist, with the good of the people at heart, he earnestly wished to
end a thousand years of futile conflict with the hereditary enemy."
- H. Powys-Greenwood, Hitler's First Year
PRIME MINISTER CHAMBERLAIN
"In three days last week I had 2,450 letters, and 1,860 (76%) of these were 'stop the war', in one form
or another." - Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, October 1939
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
"He (Hitler) is totally convinced that England wants to strike Germany down again, and that
everything which he himself undertakes, therefore, has a defensive character. Nevertheless, not very
long ago, in an intimate circle on the Ober-Salzburg, Hitler expressed this opinion: 'A European war
could be the end of all our efforts even if we should win, because the disappearance of the British
Empire would be a misfortune which could not be made up again. If they, the British Government,
force me into belligerency however, then I will seize the initiative and will use every means at my
disposal." - Carl. J. Burckhardt, High Commission of the League of Nations, 1938
WHEN WAR WAS DECLARED (GERMANY)
When Britain declared war on Germany, (3rd, September, 1939) and the contents of the British
Declaration of War were read out to Hitler, it was, 'as if he had been turned to stone. For a while dead
silence prevailed in the room. Finally, Hitler turned to Ribbentrop, his Foreign Minister, and said;
'What now?"
WHEN WAR WAS DECLARED (BRITAIN)
"In Britain, Lord Halifax was reported as being 'redeemed'. "He ordered beer. We laughed and
joked." - H. Roth, Why Are We Being Lied To?
AND AFTERWARDS: "I considered the Nuremberg Trials unjust for condemning the conquered
Admirals as war criminals when, in reality, they did nothing other than defend their country with
acknowledged patriotism." - Vice Admiral Carlos Torres Hevia, Republic of Chile
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