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CHAPTER IX.THE N A Z I S A R E C O M I N G !ROMMELFEUER,” came the order from Nazi head-“Offensive on all Fronts,” cried the Voel-Tquarters.\ischer Beobachter. “Swastika‟s Decisive Onslaught,”echoed the minor party organs. In thousands of mass meetings,in factories, on the streets, in the families the order wasrepeated. There was to be a new Battle of the Marne, whichmust end in victory.In the Nazi centres there was feverish activity. Messengerswere rushing in and out, telephones were ringing incessantly,shock troopers stiffened into salute. On the eveof the decisive battle the general staff was in high spirits. TheAmerican gold had been withdrawn, the old pillars of therepublic had crumbled to pieces, and out of the dust of thecrashing edifice rose the Nazi‟s hope. The earth was quakingin Wall Street, and the world‟s bankers were in full retreat.Lombard Street, too, was suffering from the ailmentsof the morning after. The world war did not end in1918, it only entered on a new phase. At the beginning of1930 the Nazi millennium would begin. The war wouldend, after all, with Germany‟s victory, but of a Germany inwhich the heads of the Communist and Socialist traitors werecluttering the streets.