Article entitled: “The Unbearable Limitations of our Fleet,” 7 July, 1934, p. 15.
Article entitled: “Versailles after 15 years,” 19 January, 1935, p. 13. This article reads in part as follows:
“This terrible word ‘Versailles,’ since a blind nation ratified it, has become a word of profanity for all those who are infatuated in the spirit of this enormous production of hatred. The Versailles dictate is German fate in the fullest sense of the word. Every German stood up under the operation of this fate during the past 15 years. Therefore, every last German must also grasp the contents of this dictate so that one single desire of its absolute destruction fills the whole German Volk.”
Article entitled: “How about Germany’s fight for Equal Rights?” 16 March, 1935, p. 1.
Article entitled: “Through Adolf Hitler’s Acts: Free from Versailles,” 30 January, 1937, pp. 12-13.
Article entitled: “Versailles will be Liquidated,” 13 February, 1937. This article reads in part as follows, p. 4:
“The National Socialist Movement has again achieved a victory, for upon its flag since the beginning of the fight stands: The liquidation of the Versailles Treaty. For this fight the SA marched year after year * * *.”
A third group consists of articles describing preparations for war allegedly being carried on by other nations:
Article entitled: “Military Training of the English Youth” (showing pictures of Eton students wearing traditional Eton dress—tall hats and frock coats—marching with rifles), 26 January, 1935, p. 14.
Article entitled: “The Army of the Soviet Union” (with pictures of self-propelled artillery and tanks. One picture bears the quotation “The Artillery of the Red Army is already extensively motorized”), 16 March, 1935, p. 14.