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HITLER'S DECLARATIOH
GERMANY’S FREEDOM AND HONOUR FIRST
IreM Association —By Telegraph—Copyright,
BERLIN, June 17, (Received June 18, at 3. p.m.)
Herr Hitler, speaking for the first time after the Venice meeting, said: I* We hatched no plots about other natioiu, but I have taken care that nobody clse’s plots can destroy the German nation. Limitless as is our love Of peace, and little as Germany desires ■war, we shall also fanatically uphold German freedom and the honour of pur nation.’’ ■ ■
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Evening Star, Issue 21749, 18 June 1934, Page 12
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