HITLER’S DENIAL
(United Press Association —By Electrid '"Telegraph—Copyright.) OF CLAIM fM,SUPREME PtffV'Eß. (United Press '‘Association- -By Electric Tel^riip'h—Copyright:) 1 J, . : ■ BERLIN, August 19,y “Without u'3 legal government is no longer possible,” Hitler told an interviewer. Hitler denied the report that at his interview with President, von DHipdenburg he claimed exclusive power, and aiso the report that he would support the Government. He only promise, 1 to silppor.t it as long as he approved cf its foreign and domestic policy. “If, for instance, at [Lausanne the German Government had uttered' a clear negative, our attitude might have been different,” he said, “but no understanding is possible with France, while ghe treats us -as at prepent,”
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1932, Page 5
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114HITLER’S DENIAL Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1932, Page 5
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