The decay of
the nation systematically spread by the Marxist false doctrine in
worldview-wise inconsistent opposites means the destruction of the basis of a
possible community life.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The dissolution strikes all
foundations of social order. The totally inconsistent attitude of the
individual to the concepts of state, society, religion, morality, family and
economy rips open differences, which leads to a war of all against everybody.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The most decisive ideas of the
democratic-liberal-Marxist world of parties were brought into our folk from the
outside as formal concepts. The French Revolution (1789) provides slogan-filled
theories and affirmations, which the Jewish intellectualism of the previous
century sanctified with hair-splitting systemization into an
international-revolutionary dogma.
Speech of September 10, 1934 in Nuremberg
The world-idea of the liberal era
invited the international idea of Marxist socialism to be its successor, and
this flows into anarchist chaos or communist dictatorship.
Speech of September 5, 1934 in Nuremberg
Proceeding from the liberalism of
the previous century, this development naturally finds its end in communist
chaos.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The preservation of the broadest
middle-class is just as necessary for an in itself healthfully balanced folk
organism as it forms a necessary prerequisite for a real preservation of property.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The conscious proletarianization of
the medium and small businessmen, the destruction of small businesses and other
small, independent existences as well as the trades leads in its final effect
to it, that at the end only a very tiny number of people are interested in the
concept of property and that the majority, robbed of any possibility for their
own advancement, must become enemies of the concept of property.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The German bourgeoisie as social
substance was the product of a selection based less on political and more on
social economic functions.
Speech of September 3, 1933 in Nuremberg
While the intellectual leaders of
our bourgeoisie world talked about „working quietly” and skillfully presented
lofty treatises at tea circles, National Socialism set out on the march into
the folk. We held hundreds of thousands of rallies.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
We indeed have an intellectually
higher-standing stratum; but it is lacking in energy. If we had not distanced
ourselves so far from the folk feeling through an over-estimation of mechanical
knowledge, the Jew would have never been able to find the path into our folk.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
I know this broad folk and always
want to say just one thing to our intellectuals: every Reich, which you build
only upon the levels of intellectual comprehension, is built weak!
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
The eternal pessimists and the basic
complainers have never saved a folk, but destroyed numerous folks, states and
empires!
Speech of March 21, 1934 in Unterhaching
Despite all capableness, a
government requires not only the support of the general forces in our folk -
which it is determined to pull in to the widest extent - rather also the devout
loyalty and work of the professional officialdom. Only given I he most grave
distress of public finance should cuts be made, but even then only strict
justice will be the highest law of our action.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The body of German officialdom must
again become, what it once was!
Speech of August 1, 1923 in Munich
Similar as toward the German
peasants is the attitude of the national government toward the middle class.
Its salvation can only follow in the course of the general economic policy. The
national government is determined to thoroughly solve this problem.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The middle class will not be saved
by criticism and theories, rather precisely it is bound for better or worse to
the salvation of the peasantry and the worker.
Speech of May 1, 1934 in Berlin
The rightist parties without
exception lack energy. They see how the flood nears.
Speech of April 24, 1923 in Munich
Let go of the hope that something is
to be expected from the right (the reactionary side) for the freedom of the
German folk! The most elemental thing is lacking there: the will, the courage
and the energy. Where does strength still lie in the German folk? It lies - as
always - in the broad mass. Energy slumbers there and waits for the one, who
calls it from its former slumber and throws it into the fate-struggle of the
German race.
Speech of April 24, 1923 in Munich
The centrum represents the idea of
the solidarity of a specific religious denomination. Other folks, even if they
think and act ever so fanatically according to the principles of their
religious faith, are first sons of their folk, and only then do they stand up
for the idea of a religious denomination.
Speech of April 10, 1923 in Munich
Does a party want to talk of the
struggle of Christianity, which for fourteen years sat with atheists, with
deniers of God?
Speech of February 20, 1933 in Cologne
I do not understand... that one
speaks in the fashion of the centrum against godlessness, but at the same time
makes a pact with the godless.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
As a support.... (social democracy)
... possessed fellow-travelers, among them the centrum, which...is ready to
extend the hand to the Marxists.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
The destruction of both these great
life groups (of the middle class and of the peasantry), promoted for decades
above all by the centrum and social democracy and today practically achieved,
is the jointly performed preliminary work for the victory of Bolshevism.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, election appeal of
July 31, 1932
Across the centrum the more or less
national-embellished bourgeois democracy connects itself with the unveiled
Marxism internationalism and now produces those parliamentarian governments,
which - relieving each other in ever shorter time intervals - sells out and
dissipates the saved up economic and political capital of the nation.
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
Democracy: fundamentally nothing
German, rather something Jewish.
Speech of April 12, 1922 in Munich
I lien we always find two great buzz
words, „freedom” and „democracy”, as, I want to say, sign-boards. Freedom, by
that one understands, likewise in the important positions, which in reality
govern, the possibility of an unrestrained, unresisted plundering of the broad
mass.
Speech of July 28, 1922 in Munich
What was then all this liberalism,
what was our press, what was the stock exchange, what was freemasonry? Jew instruments!
Speech of April 13, 1923 in Munich
Jewish democracy of majority rule:
always and ever only a means... for the destruction of the actual Aryan
leadership.
Speech of April 12, 1922 in Munich
Unspeakably incapable, lacking
energy and cowardly are all these bourgeois political parties - at a moment
when the nation would not need talkers, rather heroes. From this side, then,
nothing is to be expected!
Speech of April 24, 1923 in Munich
The centrum (has) sacrificed its
Christian ideals. The center-of-road parties abandon the middle class.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program“, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The economy stagnates, the finances
are ruined, millions are unemployed.
Speech of March 21, 1933 in Potsdam
Have they not already turned
millions of middle-class existences into beggars? Have they not brought every
honest person close to starvation and only fattened speculative swindlers?
Speech of September 5, 1933 in Potsdam
Thousands of old pensioners, middle
class people, scholars, war widows sell their last gold assets for paper
wipes...The last national wealth is „played off’ into the hands of Jewry, which
takes over everything...Millions of existences, which were based on a life time
of thrift, were robbed of everything by this swindle!
Speech of August 21, 1923 in Munich
Everything that was great, high and
holy has been dragged in the dust.
Speech of March 27, 1924 in Munich
If respect for the law has sank,
then also because law and morality...(during the Marxist regime) are no longer
identical.
Speech of March 27, 1924 in Munich
A reversal of all values set(s) in:
what was good, now becomes bad, and what was bad, good. The heroic despised and
the coward admired, the honest punished and the lazy rewarded. The decent
person can only expect scorn, but the degenerate is praised. Strength
experiences condemnation, but weakness glorification. The value in itself means
nothing. In its place comes number, that means lesser value and no value. The
historical past is just as infamously soiled as the historical future is denied
without a care.
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
That everybody in a nation would be
able to manage a farmstead or a factory or to decide their administration, is
contested. Only that everybody is able to administer a state or to elect its
administration, is ceremoniously attested in the name of democracy. This is a
contradiction in itself!
Speech of September 3, 1933 in Nuremberg
For thirteen years these political
parties of weakness and impotence, of half-measures, cowardice and inability
court the favor of foreign countries and receive kicks after kicks.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
Internationalism and democracies are
inseparable concepts.
Lecture of January 27, 1932 in Düsseldorf
One has...made Germany a colony of
foreign countries. Those who were fed with the idea of internationalism were in
actuality placed under the diktat of the Internationale. They have their
international state: international finance governs.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
I lie democracies and what stands to
their left, political parties, which are pacifist or anti-German, included and
demand nothing except submission, negotiation at any price.
Speech of May 4, 1923 in Munich
What are (have been) our government
organs...other than executive organs of our external tyrants.
Speech of March 27, 1924 in Munich
The nature of the November Republic
characterizes itself in the coming and going to London, Spaa, Paris and Genova,
servility toward the enemy, giving up German manly dignity, pacifistic
cowardice, toleration of all baseness, willing acceptance of everything until
there is nothing left.
Speech of September 12, 1923 in Munich
Man heard of the right of
self-determination of peoples, of the League of Nations, of the self-rule of
the people. And what came? A world peace, but a world peace on our field of
corpses.
Speech of March 27, 1924 in Munich
What did fulfillment politics mean
back then? It can be stated very simply: Man was supposed to try to meet all
the opponents’ demands as much as possible in order to enable Germany’s rise
again.
Speech of May 4, 1923 in Munich
For fifteen years...German people
stood shaken and broken before the ruins of the national existence built up
with much effort over long decades. Bad advisors, who had once lead us to
ruination, found since then no other means for the salvation of the nation than
recommendation of a humiliating servility, slavish attitude and lethargic
letting things happen!
Speech of May 1, 1934 in Berlin
Germany’s misfortune is not fate,
rather the curse of the evil deed of the November parties!
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The former world of political parties
has been smashed Germany, it has been broken by it. It is silly to believe that
the factors whose existence is historically inseparably bound with Germany’s
decline could now suddenly be the factors for its rise again.
Lecture of January 27, 1932 in Düsseldorf
All the men - who through this crazy
or criminal behavior since November 1918 plunged our folk into the present
misfortune and gave as motive for their action the phrases „freedom”,
„brotherhood” and „equality” - do not today share fate and suffering with the
victims of their politics! Millions of German folk comrades have been delivered
by them to the most severe distress, which there is. Need, misery and hunger
rape their existence. The seducers, however, enjoy in foreign countries the freedom
to defame their own folk for gold, to deliver it to the hatred of the
surroundings!
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
Social democracy and centrum, free
thinkers and folk parties, state party, atheist associations, red and Christian
trade unions, entrepreneur federations and economic parties have brotherly
found their way together in the fight against the National Socialism movement.
„Adolf Hitler’s Proclamation”,
appeal for the election of July 31, 1932
We National Socialists have passed
through too long a period of persecutions and suppressions in order to not
precisely recognize the real value of our political opponents’ shrill,
democratic humanity phrases. We are determined to act according to this
realization!
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
The others speak of democracy and
avoid the folk. National Socialism speaks of authority, but has fought and
struggled with this folk like no movement in Germany before it.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
I do not believe in the future of
the German nation as long as its interests are represented by twenty or thirty
parties, federations, associations, groups and tiny groups. I know the curse of
German fragmentation through the centuries of our history. It is not more
useful for the German nation to let thirty parties act than it was previously
useful to be governed just by as many rulers. I consider it above all
impossible that a folk can survive m the hard time of the present world crises,
if it is divided internally in classes.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The parties have now finally been
eliminated; this is a historical event, of whose significance and scope one is
largely not yet conscious.
Speech of July 6, 1933 in Berlin
Not from the stagnant swamp of our
old parties could German salvation come, it could only come from the portion of
the nation, which decently fulfills its duty.
Speech of February 26, 1934 in Munich
In one year of National Socialist
revolution, we have overthrown the parties...All of them, which orbited as
satellites around the Second or Third Internationale, which represented the
bourgeois middle class, the interests of Catholicism, the tasks of an
evangelical socialism, the goals of finance to the pitiful representation of
our rootless intellectualism, they are all gone. The energy of our folk’s life
has victoriously elevated itself in this year over the ruins of this sunken
world. What do all the legislative measures of decades mean compared to the
force of this single fact?
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
There the front of the Germany of
parties, there the front of folk-Germany’s future.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
National Socialism is hence a
fanatical and merciless enemy of any class division and separate of ranks.
Speech of October 2, 1933 in Hameln
The inconsequence of the economic
and political idea of bourgeois democracy invariably called the consequent
Marxist theory onto the playing field of these forces. So it came that while
the folks still partook of the material fruits of bourgeois and liberal
individualism, the apostles of the new (Marxist) doctrine politically preached
the equality of all values. Parliamentarian democracy had to invariably in the
long-run become the moral enemy of the value of personality even in the purely
economic sphere. It could only be a question of time when the ruthlessly
advancing doctrine of the Marxist idea of equality would have finally overrun
the last bulwarks of politics before the economy in order to then finally
finish off the political and economic ideology of the bourgeois era.
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
The proletariat (of the Marxist era)
...is outwardly pacifist and inwardly terrorist, the bourgeoisie, on the other
hand, wants to be a terrorist outwardly and a pacifist inwardly.
Speech of April 20, 1923 in Munich
It is furthermore the characteristic
trait of these fourteen (postwar) years that, aside from natural fluctuations,
the line of development constantly led downward.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
The number of Germans standing
inwardly on the ground of the Weimar constitution, despite the suggestive
significance and pitiless utilization of the power of government, was at the
end only a fraction of the whole nation.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
For fifteen years things went ever
more downward for our folk. The most horrible thing thereby was not the fact of
the collapse in itself, rather the lack of will, born out of desperation and
lunacy, with which the folk set about accepting this fate. Each year of the
progressing decline appeared to prove those people right, who had already at
the start made the prophecy of the futility of all attempts to change our fate.
Speech of May 1, 1934 in Berlin
Marxism became the herder of the
workers, freemasonry formed the disintegration machinery for the „intellectual”
strata, „Esperanto” was supposed to make „understanding” easier.
Speech of September 18, 1922 in Munich
Who are the freemasons, actually?
One distinguishes two grades: to the lower belong in Germany those average
citizens who can „feel something” by the offered phraseology. The responsible
people, however, are those far-sighted ones, who bear any climate, those three
hundred Rathenaus, who all know each other, who direct the affairs of the world
over the heads of the kings and state presidents. Those who scrupulously assume
any office, who know how to brutally enslave all the folks - again, Jews!
Speech of April 13, 1923 in Munich
One wants to believe that a
„statesman” who fails would disappear forever. In the parliamentarian state,
however, he simply goes to the back and stands in line again.
Speech of May 4, 1923 in Munich
Never will one of the November
criminals be able to represent Germany in the world!
Speech of September 12, 1923 in Munich
German parliamentarism is...the
decline and the end of the German nation.
Speech of May 4, 1923 in Munich
I understand under Marxism a doctrine,
which in principle rejects the value of personality, which replaces energy with
mass.
Speech of February 26, 1924 in Munich
They suffocate in their own
compromises.
Marxism invariably flows not only
politically, rather also culturally, into nihilism.
Speech of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
The end of socialism in Germany is
that a sixty-million folk has become the slave of capitalism, and indeed of an
international world-capitalism.
Appendix to „Adolf Hitler’s Speeches”: Adolf
Hitler’s Sayings
Whether Germany rises up means
nothing to the „classconscious” social democrat, if just the party stands -
likewise for the Erzbergish centrum and for the democrats: if only the doctrine
is not harmed, folk reconciliation, folk peace etc... These chosen ones of the
folk calmly look on until the whole has dropped dead!
Speech of August 21, 1923 in Munich
Social democracy declares literally
in its main organ, the „Vorwärts”, that it does not lie in the interests of the
German worker, if Germany wins the war.
Speech of April 13, 1923 in Munich
And what does the party of Mr. Ebert
and Mr. Auer say? „A German victory does not lie in the interests of the German
worker class” - whereby they just mean themselves.
Speech of April 17, 1923 in Munich
One (the Marxist) means: anybody can
govern; any cobbler or tailor is supposed to be able direct a state. And then
one believes, through soiling and putting down the own self, the own folk, to
acquire sympathy from the others.
Speech of April 20, 1923 in Munich
They talk so much about it that
social democrats also stood in the field: the German workers stood in the
field! But even if they still felt social democratic in some kind of fog back
then - it was not the case, and everybody who was a soldier knows that back
then nobody thought about his party - even it that had been the case: How base
are these leaders that they have denied their own people, who bore the
sacrifice of this struggle, the fruit of these sacrifices - all the suffering,
all the need, mortal fear, torment, hunger and sleep deprivation. They can no
longer make restitution for what they have inflicted on our folk through this
crime!
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
For the first time at the start of
the war in August 1914 international solidarity whistled off with a huge crash.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
Social democracy represents
world-political interests; but a common walk with the workers of the world is,
after all, only possible on the basis of mutual respect and setting equal. The
German must first be a German as the Englishman is an Englishman, if he wants
to gain the respect of the others.
Speech of April 10, 1923 in Munich
The senile thing in the life of
folks, however, is internationalism.
Speech of May 1, 1923 in Munich
When folks no longer possess
creative energy, then they become international.
Speech of May 1, 1923 in Munich
What is present in real values of
human culture, did not emerge from internationalism, rather the folkdom has
created it.
Speech of May 1, 1923 in Munich
It is a lack of conviction and lack
of character, to be a pacifist: For he himself certainly makes a claim to help
from others, but does not want to himself practice self-assertion. With a folk
it is the same. A folk, which is not ready to defend itself, lacks character.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
The Jew became founder of the social
democratic, of the communist movement.
Speech of July 28, 1922 in Munich
That (the international German
state) is the paradise of the Jews.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
The development has confirmed to us
that the overwhelming portion of German workers no longer clings inwardly to
Marxism.
Speech of May 16, 1934 in Berlin
Neither the bourgeoisie nor the
proletariat was in their overwhelming portion ready to make a sacrifice for
their conviction or even to die.
Speech of May 16, 1934 in Berlin
One must recognize the nature of our
previous world of political parties in order to comprehend the meaning of this
„parliamentarian democracy”...., and one will then come to the conclusion:
that, first, there was almost no trace of world-view among these formations
(the previous parties) despite all the talk, that, second, they were in their
whole intellectual content and their construction unable to ever interest the
nation in a single great goal or even to completely win it for it, and that
they, third, also did not have any intention at all, for the sake of higher
ideas and goals, to renounce the business possibilities, which were to be found
in the fragmentation of the folk body given the „capitalist ability” of these
saviors of folk and economy.
Speech of September 10, 1934 in Nuremberg
One can image that: Mr. Ebert as
national leader of the German folk - Fritz Ebert from Berlin! Freedom fighter
and revolution- maker at the same time? No, thrice no!
Speech of September 12, 1923 in Munich
Marxism as world-view of
decomposition has with sharp vision recognized in the trade union movement the
possibility to launch the attack against the state and human society with an
absolutely devastating weapon. Not in order to perhaps help the worker - what
does the worker of whatever land mean to these international apostles? Nothing
at all! They do not see him. They are no workers, they are folk-alien literati,
folk-alien pack!
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
Social democracy was...a party with
huge connections and contacts. Then there were the trade unions. They, too,
were used for the struggle, for the political one, not the economic one. The
trade unions provided the money reservoir for the party. In addition came a
tremendous terror, with which one held the „comrades” together.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
When we introduced on May 2 (1933)
last year the destruction of the German political parties through occupation of
the trade unions, it did not happen in order to take purposeful representation
away from any German, rather in order to liberate the German folk from those
organizations, whose worst damage it was that they had to cause damage in order
to justify the necessity of their own existence.
Speech of May 1, 1934 in Berlin
Marxism: for it wanted nothing else
than to destroy Germany!
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
The numerical and objectively
existing weakness...of the (Marxist) regiment led to that unique connection
between Marxist theoreticians and capitalist practitioners, who as a
consequence had to imprint the basic character traits of this rare, corrupt
misalliance on both political and economic life.
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
The men who today lead Germany have
nothing in common with the paid traitors of November 1918.
Speech of October 14, 1933 in Berlin
What has been overthrown, will never
again be resurrected. That is why we are there!
Speech of November 16, 1933 in Elbing
Fate gave fourteen years time to the
men before us to prove their real ability through deeds. However, whoever
fourteen years long fails like these, ruins a healthy folk, drives it toward
misery and desperation, has no right in the fifteenth year to play the critic
of those who want to do better and who have also done better. They had an
opportunity to act for fourteen years. We give them no opportunity today to
babble very long.
Speech of March 21, 1934 in Munich
We will...not tolerate that the
bearers of the previous destruction of our folk, through their eternally
negative activity of decomposition, continue to make the German folk lacking in
will or even just unsure at a time when its entire will must help to avoid the
catastrophe, to overcome the crisis.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
It will hence be one of the
movement’s most important tasks to declare pitiless battle against these
destroyers of our folk’s strength of resistance and to wage it until their
total destruction or subjugation.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
A revolutionary upheaval is only
justified, if in the end result it actually serves the self-preservation and
life-preservation of a folk. That is the only justification for socialism.
Speech of May 16, 1934 in Berlin
Bismarck once declared that
liberalism was the pace-maker for social democracy. I do not need to say here
that social democracy is the pace-maker for communism.
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
The deepest essence and meaning of
the communist process lies in the attempt to break up the folks made up of
various racial cores and to replace the previously politically and world-
view-wise leading portion with a new, in this case Jewish, ruling stratum.
Speech of February 7, 1934 in Berlin
While the communists fundamentally
reject the discipline of the state, they preach the discipline of the party.
While they reject the administration of the state as bureaucracy, they kneel
before the bureaucracy of their own movement. A state within a state emerges,
which opposes the state of the folk community as a mortal enemy. It finally
produces people with a fanatical rejection of their own folk, so that
eventually foreign countries find allies in them. That is the product of the
Marxist doctrine!
Speech of April 24, 1923 in Munich
Just like after the Kerenski
government in Russia, the real Soviet dictatorship is supposed to be erected
after the lemonade Ebert revolution. Do not take that lightly! Many of those
who still laugh at that in Germany, will have their heads roll in the sand. -
The human rubble is the same in all lands. Only a miracle can stop Germany’s
political collapse.
Speech of September 5, 1923 in Munich
In the master folk the realization
became unconsciously ever more alive as morality, that its mastery must not be
arbitrariness, rather noble reason. The ability to subjugate others was not
given it by Providence in order to, without purpose, feel like master or to
torment, rather to - from the connection of its genius and the other’s strength
- shape for both together an existence worthy of humans, because useful to
them. But just when this process of forming folks and states was introduced,
the communist era of humanity ended. For communism is not a higher stage of
development, rather it is the most primitive starting form.
Speech of September 3, 1933 in Nuremberg
The left: energy is there. Where
they have power, they use it, but how? For Germany’s ruin!
Speech of April 24, 1923 in Munich
Communism, however, is the
pace-maker for death, for folk-death, for decline!
Speech of May 10, 1933 in Berlin
The communist revolution threatening
the folk since November 1918: a danger, however, which the lands cannot gauge,
who have not like us had millions of organized communists and have not - like
Germany - suffered under terror.
Speech of May 17, 1933 in Berlin
The mobilization of the most
primitive instincts leads to a connection between the views of a political idea
and the actions of real criminals. Starting with plundering, arson, rail
sabotage, assassinations etc., everything receives its moral sanction in the
communist idea.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
Does one not see... that Bolshevism
is not just a band raging in Germany on a few streets, rather a world-view,
which is in the process of subjugating the whole Asian continent and which
today as a state stretches from almost our eastern border to Wladiwostok?
Lecture
of January 27, 1932 in Düsseldorf
The path Europe walked was the
direct path into Bolshevism. And what this Bolshevism would have mean for
Europe, I do not have to illustrate!
Speech of October 24, 1933 in Berlin
Communism would, given its victory
in Europe, in the coming half millennium have to lead to the total
extermination of even the last remnants of the creations of that Aryan spirit,
which as culture-bringer since the millennia historically know to us has, in
its diverse ramifications and branches, given the present White world the
general cultural and hence genuinely human foundations.
Speech of February 7, 1934 in Berlin
While the communist party wrote the
fight against Versailles on its own flags, it managed to mobilize people who in
their desperation believed they can only find an escape through chaos. The
world, however, did not appear to notice that - while it blindly insisted down
to the letter on the fulfillment of incomprehensible, yes, downright crazy
impossibilities - a development was underway in Germany which, as the prelude
for the communist world revolution, had to soon put a disease- ridden plague-carrier
in place of the useful treaty-slave.
Speech of January 30, 1934 in Berlin
If in Western or Central Europe one
folk falls to Bolshevism, this poison will eat farther and desolate the today
oldest and most beautiful cultural property of the earth.
Speech of September 3, 1933 in Nuremberg
The struggle against Bolshevism as a
world threat is practically a struggle for a richly structured, organically
constructed folk state, which possesses in the peasantry its fundament, but in
the middle class the bridge over which capable individuals can gradually work
their way up into the higher levels.
„Adolf Hitler’s Program”, appeal for the
election of July 31, 1932
The situation in which we find
ourselves is clear to all: At the beginning of this year (1933) there were
weeks in which we came within a hair’s width of the brink of Bolshevik chaos.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
If our enemies of the red color had
come to power, then we would see by us as well as elsewhere just a heap of rubble.
Today, however, we see blossoming life in Germany.
Speech of March 20, 1934 in Munich
When I turned against communism,
then not because of the 100,000 bourgeoisie..., we did it because we saw the
whole folk facing ruin, the millions of its productive people and above all the
workers as well! One will not be able to dispute that we have conducted this
struggle heroically and courageously.
Speech of October 24, 1933 in Berlin
