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penalized. The terms of the peace were formally accepted by
the Kaiser, and accordingly an armistice was declared which
was later followed by the Versailles treaty.
When Germany had laid down her arms and was prostrate
and defenseless she was turned over to the Jews to be dissected
and sterilized. In a radio speech made by Adolf Hitler a few
months before World War II, he recited the promises that were
made to induce the surrender of the German army by President
Wilson in his famous fourteen points, the flagrant breach of
those promises although impliedly guaranteed by the American
Government, the dismemberment of the German Empire and
the imposition of impossible penalties, and the great depth to
which the Jewish Administration of the German government following
the, war had reduced the people. Of this he said:
"Jewish parasites, on one hand, plundered the nation ruthlessly,
and, on the other hand, incited the people when it had
been reduced to misery. As the misfortune of our nation became
the only aim and object of this race it was possible
to breed among the growing army of unemployed suitable elements
for Bolshevik revolution.
"Decay of political order and confusion of public opinion
by the irresponsible Jewish press led to ever stronger shocks
to the economic life and, consequently, to increasing misery
and to greater readiness to absorb subversive Bolshevik ideas.
The army of Jewish World Revolution, as the army of unemployed
was called, finally rose to almost seven million."
That is precisely what they are now doing in America, and
for precisely the same purpose. That is the manner by which they
gained temporary control of the Austrian government. It is
their method of operation. Our people have not yet sunk to the
depth of poverty and misery and despair suffered by the German
people, following World War I, but they are rapidly approaching
that condition, and even now they provide fertile soil for the
seeds of communism and revolution.
Hitler's speech was not one of an ambitious, sabre-rattling
braggart, but it was that of a sober, deliberate, determined man,
with a mission to perform, who abhors war.
He said of the war-mongers:
"If the cry of 'Never another Munich!' is raised in the
world today this simply confirms the fact that a peaceful
solution of the problem appeared to be the most fatal thing
that ever happened in the eyes of those war-mongers. They
are sorry no blood was shed—not their blood of course-—for
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