|  | | lfd. Nr. | | | | Prot. Nr. | | | | Sender | | | | Empfänger | | | | Ort | | | | Datum | | | | Archiv | | AA.EE.SS. Germania, Pos. 661-663, fasc. 210, fol. 55rv | | |
| | | Betreff | | | | Regest | | | | Dokument | | 1 | Sebbene forse Vostra Eminenza Reverendissima sia già a conoscenza della cosa, stimo tuttavia mio dovere inviarLe il qui accluso ritaglio del giornale „The Times”, di Londra, del giorno 7 corrente, dove a proposito della morte dei compianti Signori Klausener e Probst ricorrono affermazioni, che finora non furono provate da alcuna documentazione.1 |
Der hier übersandte „Times“-Artikel referiert Inhalte eines Interviews, das der französische Journalist Stanislas de Rochefoucault mit Rudolf Heß führte. Heß habe bei dieser Gelegenheit die Ansicht geäußert, es sei falsch, daß die Katholiken in Deutschland über den Tod Klauseners und Probsts schockiert seien. „Herr Klausener, he [Heß] said, was not murdered; he killed himself in his office. The mass of German Catholics regarded Nazism as the only alternative to Communism, and therefore as a bulwark of Christian civilization against the materialism of Moscow; and the young Catholics whose opinion would count in the future, were nearly all National Socialists.” The Times, London, 07.08.1934: „France and the Nazis. German Leaders’ Statements”.
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Der hier übersandte „Times“-Artikel referiert Inhalte eines Interviews, das der französische Journalist Stanislas de Rochefoucault mit Rudolf Heß führte. Heß habe bei dieser Gelegenheit die Ansicht geäußert, es sei falsch, daß die Katholiken in Deutschland über den Tod Klauseners und Probsts schockiert seien. „Herr Klausener, he [Heß] said, was not murdered; he killed himself in his office. The mass of German Catholics regarded Nazism as the only alternative to Communism, and therefore as a bulwark of Christian civilization against the materialism of Moscow; and the young Catholics whose opinion would count in the future, were nearly all National Socialists.” The Times, London, 07.08.1934: „France and the Nazis. German Leaders’ Statements”.
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