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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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In a speech in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, on Saturday after launching the battleship Admiral Von Tirpitz, Adolf Hitler defied France, Poland, and England, declared Germany ready to fight, criticized British actions threatening the 1935 naval agreement and Munich pact, and warned Poland against joining the Anglo-French bloc.
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Speaking in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, Saturday to a crowd of approximately 70,000 after the launching of the battleship Admiral Von Tirpitz. Fuehrer Adolf Hitler flatly stated that Germany and her allies were ready to fight. He said British activity may destroy the 1935 naval agreement and the Munich anti-war pledge. Hitler indirectly warned Poland against joining the Anglo-French bloc of powers seeking to halt Germany's march. If the great powers want the same an arms restraint.
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Wilhelmshaven, Germany
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Adolf Hitler spoke to approximately 70,000 people in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, on Saturday after the launching of the battleship Admiral Von Tirpitz, stating that Germany and her allies were ready to fight, that British activity may destroy the 1935 naval agreement and the Munich anti-war pledge, and indirectly warned Poland against joining the Anglo-French bloc seeking to halt Germany's march; if the great powers want the same arms restraint.