One can examine his work and test itseffectiveness
by its actual results.
This end, however, is notmerely something ideal;
for at the bottom it is eminently practical. They concentrated on a few points which
were repeated again andagain. Tothis end they ransacked the vocabulary of our
ancestors, withunfortunate results.
More than half the audience consisted of persons
who seemed to becommunists or independents. The most effective means which they
always employedin such cases were terror and brute force. On this proposal there
were differences of opinion amongstus. I immediately urged that a furthermeeting
should be held.
Ernst Pöhner was Chief of Police at the
time.
Therefore I feltthat we must decide on a policy of
active opposition. Such a belief is certainlynot an end in itself, but the means to
an end. The wordVÖLKISCH does not express any clearly specified idea.
I talked for almost an hour, andthe success was
even more striking than at our first meeting. Herr Harrer was then chairman of our
party. The most effective means which they always employedin such cases were terror
and brute force.
And yetthese comedians are extremely proud of
themselves.
During this phase the young movement developed its
inner form. The wordVÖLKISCH does not express any clearly specified idea. By
yourparliamentarian jobbing you have helped to drag the nation into
ruin.
Then interruptions gradually ceased andapplause
took their place. Tothis end they ransacked the vocabulary of our ancestors,
withunfortunate results. And,above all, those people had come whom we had always
wished to reach.
Frick, who was his chief executive
official.
They allowthem to babble on and sneer at them. The
most effective means which they always employedin such cases were terror and brute
force. So the committees meet to revise the old programme and draw up a newone. For
that reason he was a bitter thorn inthe side of the venal group of Government
officials.
Naturally that principle disturbed the equanimity
of the knights of thepen. Sometimeswe had more or less hefty discussions within our
small circle.
I made all the preparatory arrangements personally.
Such a belief is certainlynot an end in itself, but the means to an
end.
Therefore I feltthat we must decide on a policy of
active opposition.
During those years I saw dozens of new movements
arise and disappearwithout leaving a trace behind.
He at least will convert one or two people
tobelieve in the movement. The industrialist isassured of protection for his
products.