th? Minis sought to ret-J n the or
ganisational structure but to
crush th purpos ana id alism of
til-: coop rativcs by turning con
trol a.h ass ets of th mov .-rent
over to the party favorites.
'’Hone , s-.ys Dr. Ley in his art
icle, "the Fuehrer decided tin.t
th.; useful institutions in the
coop-rativ-- machinery shoula b-'
preservou and iaaci .* part of the
National Socialist ocoiuraj. It
bocawf. via out that ths German
LDoor Front, as trustees of the
interests of the laboring classes,
shoula unu.rtuko this task. There
fore s as from arc . 1, 1941, the
cooperativ..S Vdth -.11 their Capi
tal ..in tu>-’.r proauction units
are part of th-a German L.ibor
Front, vkos.: mission is to solve,
th.': difficult problem of incorpor
ating consuir. or s’ cooperatives in
the national economy in the int
erests of consumers ana the bene
fit o f pnvat: trauo and haredi
w I ai l* «T> «
_.T. L.y al. its that th-. co
operatives had to be o.cno uv,uy
’.•its, b ecaus e th-y ur • an r! an
vny ' ol national Socialism, H i
tolls th ;• ’-oolu tint to 1 't them
‘ root j;a meant un-i unable poli
tical uauger, tor th eir ten mil
lion "C rr? eere all .:nemi •? of
national Social! rr: and, el-r. nts
ol th- C atio party and Marx is . ."
V/ith -aship like this taking
control ixi that suction of F.ur
ope ;.J cn has al; b .-on known as
the the motl’or of the coop -rativo
way, is it any v/uucier .that J . ars
for cooperatives the e'orll over
arc.- 1 ;lt j,3 Hitler attempts to jX
t'-nd himself and his ideas ..round
the world?
dimers have boon arganized
cooperatively in the Scandinavian
countries ana in th Motherlands
and Belgium for generutions. Hit
ler's farm program obviously has
no place in it fox cooperatives,
it has no olaca for the indepen
dent- farmer and no room for the
f r ■ e inai /luual. Hi chard ,V ol th er
Dam, G-reiau Minister of Agricul
ture, in a spojeh delivered in
May, 1940, n quoted _.s saying:
'It will then ba our duty to or
ganize economically the territor
ies gained, which will b ’no lu
cre d. in th? G erman area. V. .- ill
introduce in our now "living
space" completely, -nev methods,
nil sell and Industrial pro" rty
of inhabitants of non-Gsrm; ,1 oil -
gin v,' i 11 be confiscatod v 'hout
.■xc oti'.vn and di stributed p imar
ily isxMg th e ’worthy n- unb s of
the party and soldinv- who v re
accoro.au honors for brave in
this var. Thus, a nr, nrl tocracy
ol-G-nnan nast *rs (ii -rr an/ -Ik)
will be created. This arist
ocracy will have Slav s a ’i gned
to.it, tease slaves to be th j.t pro
.parti and to consist of la■■>,less^
non-German nationals. Please do
not interpret the word "•'lav s" as
a parable or a rhetorical t..rm;
we actually have in mind a rvlom
form of modi..val Slav ry . nen we
will introduce because wo uvg ntly
need it in order to fullfid i. our
£ J 'J a U t •
V'h'.n these v/ords v'cm first
brought to the attention • tho
.ju'erican p .opl ) in Dejombrr 1940,
th:y vnre so incredible tint those
v ho read thorn could harali >'.li.?vo
their oy -s’. But in less tune S
months thosu prophetic wo.** is aero
air-.ray being carried out. hr.
Parro statu; froiikly that ho ana
his roll or 'rs look an an it at,' . .... .
their cuty to organize th• areas
t)i..y ’iiav : invad ,;d on an r uxomic
basis that i'll b >st sorv-: lari
Gariau int rests.
Hitler G'-rinax-y* s rrani Intent
ion xi rivaling D uuaarh, Ibda • i ,
tin i-J _-rhi*.rlar.ds, .and or ■>. or oast
•j m vur ^ p o h a s b •? an t-»' sub jugate
th 'sgricultur . ana induct5';* or
th os' 1 J ccupi od c mmt cl. s. nat
the Nazis have in mind ir . cro
grantfor f amors identical vith
that vorkod out to the minutest de
tail ju Gor any. This prog•.auf’ is
t_, bo forced on as ouch of uho
v/orli as they can subjugate or
influence. One:: under \ a, , nit*
lorizod Gorr-ny nopos, tb.-oigha it
to compote, and ultimately domi
nate, th v economic lif; or the
world. (Continue. on page V)