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when he pleads that he was only a small unit on the base |
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led to the top . |
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could despite my low rank . " Eichmann is on dangerous ground |
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intimate knowledge of every link in the chain of command that |
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at the apex . In examination he betrayed an expert and |
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of the triangle that led to Hitler , Himmler , Hess and Goering |
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meticulous comprehension that could only have come from a man |
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selves and feel a sense of righteousness when their hands are |
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who used the system - and used it with power and authority . |
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The appalling thing about the Germans is that they can kid them- |
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He understood the whole apparatus with an exact and |
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red with blood . |
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believed in the moral superiority of " The New |
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they really believed Hitler when he screamed at |
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Czechoslovakia , Poland , Holland , Belgium and France |
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was an iniquitous injustice . When they burst into |
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thus : " Whether nations live in prosperity or starve |
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need them as slaves to # our Kultur ; otherwise |
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to death like cattle interests me only in so far as we |
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it is of no interest to me . |
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They really believed that the Treaty of Versailles |
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Order " which Himmler on October 4 , 1943 , expressed |
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them that they were being " encircled . " They really |
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invasion of our islands all the " able-bodied |
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General Brauchitsch signed a directive |
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This concept of slavery included Britain . |
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Continent . " The Baltic States were |
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ruling , be interned and dispatched to the |
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local situation calls for an exceptional |
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ordering that after the successful |
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seventeen and forty-five will , unless the |
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to have been our destination . |
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male population between the ages of |
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Poland , had the Germans begun with such a |
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evil word . THE Inland Revenue people have a |
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themselves less disliked by their attitude |
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to their customers - who incidentally |
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of Eichmann would have been as good as their |
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In no other conquered country , not even |
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thankless task . But they do not make |
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pay their salaries . |
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drastic step . There is no doubt that the compatriots |
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heard a good example of their officious efficiency . |
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hectoring , out-of-date language , but in spite of all |
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net while they are bullying the minnows . I have just |
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a bean for the next twenty-one days . |
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A young chap I know got his first job last week . He |
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their bluster , they let many a big fish through the |
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is paid monthly in arrears and will not get |
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Their demands are invariably couched in |
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of " Abou Ben Adhem . " |
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come through the sugary sentiments |
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upbringing and a possible reprieve might |
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ness . I may well have felt that I was |
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guilty interest in the devilment busi- |
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It was called " Abou Ben Adhem and the |
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flection , it might be that I took a |
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hell-bound under a strict Presbyterian |
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impressed with this poem but , on re- |
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Angel . " I don't know why I was so |
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of German rearmament , in opposition , to France . " |
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Later that year he warned that Britain knew |
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building bombers , and added : |
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the German ambassador in London was dictating |
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SOME 17 years ago , in the early summer of 1934 , |
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a secret report to his chief von Papen , in Berlin . |
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Germany was breaking the agreement to stop |
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" Britain is uncomfortable in her role of champion |
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providing the cloak for Germany to build an |
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Hoesch's reports , along with other nazi documents , |
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clear . At nazi Germany's request , Britain was |
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ment in the air would be jeopardised . " When |
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" Without Britain's tolerance German rearma- |
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pattern of British Government connivance became |
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air force bigger than that of France . |
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were captured and published after the war the |
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Yesterday West German Defence Minister , |
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United States' principal Nato ally . " |
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the " strongest militarily in Europe and the |
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militarists are advancing their rearmament . |
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that his policy was to make his country |
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are another stage in the cloak operation , |
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Herr Strauss told the Daily Mail last October |
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1961 variety , by which the West German |
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Defence Minister , Mr. Watkinson . Their talks |
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Herr Strauss , started talks with the British |
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the argument with Mr. Watkinson which he had in public at a |
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His job is to build up the military apparatus which |
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Europe through the Common Market . He continued this week |
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Nato council meeting last year over the question : do we |
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will back West Germany's economic domination of Western |
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fight a 30-day war or a 90-day war ? |
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agreed to give similar " facilities " |
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In the past year West Germany |
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German armed forces ( within Nato |
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A 90-day war , the West German |
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bases all over Western Europe . |
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" facilities " in France , Holland and |
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view , provides the pretext for huge |
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Belgium . After much bargaining |
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