VAST NAZI PLOT
ATTEMPT TO SUBJUGATE AMERICA
URGENT WARNING GIVEN.
BY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESIDENCY.
I,By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright) DES MOINES, August 29.
Mr H. A. Wallace, in accepting the Democratic nomination for the VicePresidency, said that Democrats were determined to break up the gigantic conspiracy whereby the Nazis were trying to subjugate America.
The United States, he said, must face ■ the fact that the dictators had definite, designs on this hemisphere. He contended that the Republicans were an appeasement party, which the dictators would back in every way. bln the United States,” he said, “as well as in other American republics, certain men, for the purposes of their own profit, want England to give up the fight against Hitler, and desire economic appeasement between the Americas and a German-controlled Europe. “In that direction lies slavery. Those who stand for business appeasement with Germany are the backbone, even if it is unwittingly of the most dangerous of all Fifth Columns. “These appeasers will have their way if the Republicans win, because the Nazis have contributed largely, both politically and financially, to the Republican cause. Some of the most bitter attacks against Mr Roosevelt have been inspired by agents of Hitler in this country. “From the confusion they have created they hope to build a political and eventually a military power to replace Mr Roosevelt and cause Hitler to rejoice. Ido not believe that Americans will turn their backs against the .man Hitler wants to see defeated.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 August 1940, Page 5
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