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HITLER SAYS LAST ; Results of Plebiscite Accepted by Nazis10 P. C. MUST ANDSHALL BE WON OVERBERLIN Aug 20 oP).—Adolf Hit-r today uok cognisance of the out-of-iO votes opposition In yes* rday's plebiscite with the declaration;##shall succeedIn winning over the last 10 per cent of the nation for national socialismFull Evidence of Their Strength44Dav of Victory” ObservedDistrict Where Hitler Made PersonalShows Sharp Droppared to November BallotingBv ELMER W PETERSON fAssociated Press Foreign Staffur. 20 f/P).—Germany has given AdolphHitler a thirty-eight million vote “Ja.In Sunday’s one-man election, called to let the people hey approved Chancellor Hitler’s action m upon the death of President von Hinden-burg, as President too, the voti“Yes”—38,362,760* “No”*296,Some see m these preliminary of ficial figures a waning m enthral asm for Hitler, pointing out th,294,654? Invalid”—872-y-yesterday's “No votes were more than *wice the number ca^v inNovember a plebiscite. Attention Is also called to the sharp decline in the volume of Nazi party votes as compared with the November voting.In the November plebiscite there were 43 153,000 “Ja votes, and in the November Reichstag election the Nazi vote was 39.655 22*.With but few exceptions, the 35 major voting districts produced inyesterday's election fewer '-lavotes than were cast in November. Some observers see this as a failure of the German voters to respond to the appeals of Nan ora-Conlmned an Second Page
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Aug 20, 1934
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