IS HITLERISM .: DOOMED [To 'the Editor of THE SPECTATOR.]
Sm,—Mr. Paul.Seheffer's article,:" Is Ritleriam Mootaal ?" in:your issue Of January:89th; is an example of the complete misjudgement of National Sobialisth so Often to.be 'found in
this country. • • •
Everyone who is in constant and intimate touch with Germany knows that IIitlerism is far from dissolution,- and that the result of the: NoVember elections has brought 'about a remarkable consolidation of the party. There haS 'been no such thing as a compulsory leave of Commander Roehni, and there is rib'PaYirient of the S.A.'s. The party is ran by the subscriptions of the rherabers. Far from' creating a "delirium a .extinVitgant hope," Hitler, one of the. very few living' Politicians- of immaculate character; 'hag iiikrued his followers with a spirit •of sacrifice and dispipline 'that is acknowledged and admired by all really impartial obSe0ers.— I am, Sir, &c.,
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