GERMAN ELECTION
HITLER PARTY’S GAIN
EFFECT ON OTHER COUNTRIES.
(United Press Association —T3v Electric Telegrn pli.—Copyrigli t.) .LONDON, April 25. Diplomatic circles in London attribute the Nazi success in the German State elections to a psychological plunder on the part of the German Government in suppressing the Nazi Storm Troops. This resulted in a •wave of popular enthusiasm in favour of Hitlerism as the Nazis are now being regarded as an association of super-patriots. Diplomats, however, consider that Herr Hitler’s best chance is to .forego a single-handed Nazi dictatorship in favour of a fair division of power with the Catholic Centre Party. The next month is likely to be spent in negotiations beween the Nazi and the Catholic Parties.
PARIS IS TROUBLED. PARIS. Apriv' 25. Paris is greatly .troubled by Hitler Party's gains, which are certain to affect the coming French general election by increasing the vote in favour of the Nationalists, with their policy of preparedness. The Nazi vote will also react on the disarmament co nfe n- n ce. WELCOMED IN ITALY. ROME, April 25. Italy welcomes Herr Ilf.let's Party's success as an judication of the imminent downfall of the Socialist dictatorship in Germany. <in favour of the same spirit of rejuvenation which brought Italian Fascism into power.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1932, Page 5
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