The cleaning
of our public life of manifestations of decay leads to a reform of our press,
of film and of theater life.
Speech of
January 30, 1934 in Berlin
It is no
pleasure to read fifteen newspapers, which all have almost the same content:
over the course of time our editors must again be so schooled that they can add
their own valuable contributions to the national construction. But I can assure
you of one thing: I will tolerate no press, whose purpose is to destroy what we
have started to build up.
Interview of
April 3, 1934 in Berlin
If it is the
attitude of an editor to put his own interesting world-view in opposition to
ours, he should be told that I will then use the modern possibilities of the
press likewise to combat him. I will give no chance whatever to the agents of
foreign powers; such agents violate their right as guest. I welcome a foreign
correspondent who reports objectively and without bias what he sees and hears
in Germany. But every correspondent - for the sake of himself as well as of his
reputation as journalist - should not expose himself to the risk of having to
later contradict himself.
Interview of
April 3, 1934 in Berlin
While I on
the one hand wish criticism, I on the other hand insist that those who work for
the well-being of the whole folk must have the security of being able to pursue
their work in peace.
Interview of
April 3, 1934 in Berlin
A press,
which is fundamentally anti-national, cannot be tolerated in Germany. Whoever
denies the nation, has no business in it. We must demand that the press becomes
the instrument of the national self-education.
Speech of
April 27, 1923 in Munich
The name
“Völkischer Beobachter” [“Folkish Observer”] has become a program for itself.
Made war upon and attacked by a whole world of enemies, countless times
persecuted and banned, our central organ has conveyed to tens of thousands and
again tens of thousands of fighters the spiritual basics and fundaments, which
make up the essence of our present National Socialist view. Distributed across
the entire German-speaking area of Europe, our “Völkischer Beobachter” has
helped everywhere to create cells for the German liberation struggle, but
conveyed to existing groups that knowledge, which is indispensable for the
unity of the thought and of the action of our movement.
From the
Central Publishing House of the NSDAP: Eher, Munich, distributed for
advertising purpose
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