Germany Speaks

CONTENTS

Führer and Reich Chancellor: Frontispiece

Preface: Joachim Von Ribbentrop, Reich Minister for Foreign Affairs

Publishers’ Note

Part I: Fundamental Principles of the New Germany

1 Germany as a Unitary State: Dr. Frick, Reich Minister of the Interior

2 Population Policy: Dr. Arthur Gütt, Head of the National Hygiene Department in the Ministry of the Interior

3 National Socialist Racial Thought: Dr. Walter Gross, Head of the Reich Bureau for Enlightenment on Population Policy and Racial Welfare

4 The Administration of Justice in National Socialist Germany: Dr. Franz Gurtner, Reich Minister of Justice

5 The Place of Women in the New Germany: Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink, Reich Women’s Leader

6 Education in the Third Reich: Bernhard Rust, Reich and Prussian Minister of Science, Education and Popular Enlightenment

7 The Essence of “Propaganda” In Germany: Dr. G. Kurt Johannsen, Managing Director of the Hanse Press

Part II: How Germans Live — Labour

1 Financial Policy: Fritz Reinhardt, Secretary of State in the National Ministry of Finance

2 The National Food Estate: R. Walther Darré, Reich Minister of Food and  Agriculture, Reich Farmers’ Leader, Reichsleiter of the National Socialist Party

3 Social Policy in the New Germany: Dr. Robert Ley, Leader of the National Labour Front

4 The State Labour Service in Germany: Senior Labour Leader Müller-Brandenburg, Leader of the Foreign Affairs and Intelligence Department attached to the Reich Labour Leader

5 The National Socialist Welfare Organisation and the Winter Help Scheme: Erich Hilgenfeldt, Head of the National Socialist Welfare Organisation

Part III: How Germans Live — Leisure

1 German Sport: Hans Von Tschammer Und Osten, Reich Sports Leader

2 German Culture and Literature: Dr. Hans Friedrich Blunck, Honorary President of the Reich Chamber of Literature, Member of the Reich Culture Senate and of the Senate of the Academy of Literature

3 The Motor Highways Built By Herr Hitler—The Planning, Construction and Importance of the Reich Motor Roads: Dr. Todt, Inspector-General of the German Road and Highways System

Part IV: Germany and the World

1 Germany’s Position in World Economy: Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Reich Minister and President of the Reichsbank

2 The Colonial Problem: General Ritter Von Epp, Reich Governor in Bavaria, Reich Leader of the Colonial League and the Colonial Board of the National Socialist Party

3 Developments in German commercial publicity, Its Reorganisation and Relations to Great Britain: Ernst Reichard, President of the National Board for Trade Publicity

4 Germans Abroad: E. W. Bohle, Head of the Foreign Organisation of the National Socialist Party and Secretary of State in the Foreign Office

5 The Press and World Politics: Dr. Dietrich, Secretary of State, Reich Chief of Press

6 Germany and England. What Has Been: What Is: What Ought to Be: Freiherr Von Rheinbaben, former Secretary of State