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82the dragon‟s embrace. The world will yet speak of the heroismof General Blakerney and his League of Britons, genuineEnglish patriots because they patted Hitler on the shoulder.Even the United States, groaning under the heels ofJewish Wall Street, made an effort to rise to the blond man‟sestate. A clan of hooded men in nightshirts paraded in thedark meadows, burnt crosses, and made itself a nuisance inmany other ways. There were signs of a dawn on the Americanhorizon so that Hitler might perhaps revise his firm opinionof the soi-disant greatness of a country which, as he saiddeprecatingly to a French journalist, “the Jews and idiotshad made the arbiter of the world.”By the beginning of November food riots had brokenout in various parts of the Reich. The Winter threatened tobe tragic for the Reich. The Black Reichswehr, a terroristicorganization, had not yet buried all its dead andchaos was rampant in Germany. Major Kuehne counselleda children‟s crusade against the desecrators of the holy shrinesof nationalism. Dr. Fiedrich Weber vouched that his stalwartsof the “Oberland” could wait no longer. Dictator vonKahr took the decisive step and stopped the Reichsbank‟sgold from being taken out of Nürnberg. General von Lossowwas not adverse to immediate action and Colonel Seisser,chief of the Bavarian State police, was willing to follow where.Lossow and Kahr were going. The 9th of November wasthe fifth anniversary of the “stab in the back,” the end of thewar of which Germany should have been the victor. Althoughthe population had been disarmed after the Bolshevistrevolution, about two hundred thousand rifles had not been