HITLER DEFENDS GERMAN WITHDRAWAL
(Received 28 11.0 a.m.) WUTtZBURG, (Bavaria) June 27. llciT Hitler, addressing 200,001 iSazis, said that he was always ready to make an exporiment. He referred tt
the IfOndon. Conrol Commission, saying that when tbe attack was made against tbe Leipzig by Spanish loyalists, Germany expected to see functioning of international solidarity and demanded a joint demonstration against tbe Spanish Government. "The result proyed to Germany what we may expect if we entrusted our fate to international debates," ' said Herr Hitler. "The experience we had in London is a lesson we will never forget. We ghall take our seeurity into our own hands, Thank God we are strong enough to protect ourselves. We have given collective methods a chanee and uone can say that we have not showod goodwill."
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 138, 28 June 1937, Page 7
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