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…Should not the outside world be most grateful to us for setting free
these glorious bearers of culture and placing them at its disposal? In
accordance with its own statements, how is the outside world to justify
its refusal to grant refuge in its various countries to these most valuable
members of the human race?
For how will it rationalize imposing the members of this race on the
Germans of all people? How will the states so infatuated with these
“splendid people” explain why they are suddenly taking refuge in all
sorts of pretenses just in order to deny asylum to these people?
I believe the earlier this problem is resolved, the better. For Europe
cannot find peace before it has dealt properly with the Jewish question.
It is possible that the necessity of resolving this problem sooner or later
should bring about agreement in Europe…There is more than enough
room for settlement on this earth….
I have a prophet very often in my lifetime, and this earned me mostly
ridicule. In the time of my struggle for power, it was primarily the
Jewish people who mocked by prophecy that one day I would assume
leadership of this Germany, of this state, and of the entire Volk, and
that I would press for a resolution of the Jewish question. The
resounding laughter of the Jews in Germany then may well stick in
their throats today, I suspect.
Once again I will be a prophet: should the international Jewry of
finance succeed, both within and beyond Europe, in plunging mankind
into yet another world war, then the result will not be a Bolshevization
of the earth and the victory of Jewry, but the annihilation (Vernichtung)
of the Jewish race in Europe. 161
Following confirmation of the reports of mass murder coming out of occupied
Europe Freda Kirchey, editor and publisher of The Nation, criticized the inaction of the
democracies that had led to such destruction. “If we had behaved like humane and
generous people instead of complacent, cowardly ones,” she claimed, “the two million
Jews living today in the earth of Poland and Hitler’s other crowded graveyards would be
alive and safe…We had it in our power to rescue this doomed people and we did not lift a
hand to do it—or perhaps would be fairer to say that we lifted just one cautious hand,
161 Max Domarus, Patrick Romane, ed., The Essential Hitler Speeches and Commentary (Wauconda, IL:
Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc., 2007), 398-399.
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