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unique oratory talent we are giving you dictatorial powers
and welcome this cheerfully if after returning to the Party
you will take over the position of its First Chairman."'
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(27) So,
Hiller's plan fruited and on that day the National Socialist
movement, with its good intentions, became Hitler's
movement against the Jews. The main goal of destruction of
capitalistic economic exploitation was from now on
Overshadowed by the goal of Jewish expulsion, and in
charge of this was the Fuehrer himself. Some people
resigned from the Party. Among them was a former
sergeant in the "Trick" regiment, Rudolf Schuessler. He
immediately moved from the Party's office in the
Sterneckerbrau into the Jewish Aufhauser Bank, where six
years liter Hitler's capture of power he was still active.
The new leader traveled a lot and made contacts with
National Socialists in Austria and Sudetenland while
collecting money in Switzerland from just about anyone,
including Jews. The latter were afraid of the Bolshevik
dispossession.
Party's publicity leaflets also reached Swiss' industrialists.
The fliers carried hints of communist danger which
impressed them terribly. Especially was affected Colonel
Pirchler, founder of the Swiss Fatherland's Union. He invited
Hitler to the Zurich's hotel "Sankt Gotthard", close to the villa
"Wesendonck", where Hitler presented his program in front of
forty renown people. Large sums of money were given to
him by industrialist Oehler and by sugar manufacturer
Frankenthal.
Hitler also went to his birth place Braunau. Then he visited
Linz, the city of his love on the River Danube. At the same
time he elucidated his fellow countrymen in Innsbruck,
Salzburg, Hallstein, Vienna and St. Poelten about the Jewish
question. Even there he used a right tone: "In an endless
love, as a Christian and as a human being, I have learned
in many places how our Lord dually took charge and raised
the whip to chase profiteers, a breed of vipers, out of the
temple! But His immense fight against the Jewish venom for
benefit of this world, that I am aware of with my deepest
feelings, after elapse of two thousand years is still in fact
tremendous, and because of that our Lord had to bleed to
death on the cross."
The movement took over the Southern region of the
country. In the North it was not developed yet. Then a man
came to help, about whom will be said more in the next
chapter. In October 1922 Julius Streicher won over a
Nuremberg group of the German Socialist Party and shortly
there after the rest of the Party followed. At a meeting in
Austrian Salzburg, the North German Socialist Party was
dissolved and at the turn of 1922-23 most of its members
joined the NSDAP. To Northern Germany went a
pharmacist of Landshut, SA Leader, Gregor Strasser with his
brother Otto. Naturally, it was thought, that by gaining
strength through such a tactic, a revolt against Berlin
would break out and the Party would take over the whole
State. After a bloody down fall of Munich's Soviet
Government, the Bavarian People's Party created a