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eR I abel | Ql OUEE ft oem © Gece § thing to him, whereas GORING is silent an¢ cleins to have a@ Bincere fondness for tue UV. & It 18 GOORIIS view tuat friendship with the U. 2. must exist; tht reconstruction of Nurope Gan not be sccomplished without the U. “. eid. WE CPI elaine that GuTRI'S is morally Geies that ho bas nover broken his word and fron his persennl sriendship with BxLBO in Italy, who wep fond of Ou RERG, he belioves: Questioned as to the vesie tor Witierts: success Bo far, Voll FIAGAND atatod thot 90 porcent of it ras due to the British ané trench policies which developed tue situa- tions tint made Hitler possible and that he exploited ite ile called ny attentioz to the fact tint Com-unicn oy ’ hed gotten very strong; that tie Germans nosded police and eras in order to meet this Com unist threat, but that they “were turned down repeatedly by the french and fnglish, He =<“ ~ Fecalled to an that 1¢ should not be overlooked that iiitior — -: Cane into pover legally (erantad thot it wus by tricker,, but it was no &ifferent in is miad than sore of tne deals pulled by so-s of our own politicians). Then rith the per= sonality th:.t “itler hos, the situstion huving ocen creatod, he caploitec it to his personal advant.s,.o. .. \ & @feoussea with hia the earned forces. Vuk sIEGAkD said that thers is a strone asrayj that thore are 10,000,000 men fron 18 to 50 yeare of age, anf the’losses havo been anbelievably light. He talked to people in Cel<ium privately, and they talked freely and statod that the slight loss of man pover was due @ great dtal to equipsent. He said that . he has been in ten wars and he bas never Seon such an arny as Hitler's, He belioves that the physical linitations to "2 the erry are tiat it sust confine itself ta land conquests. He said thot the German notion has ample man power to cover te conquered fields; the recerves are good; ti.cir men are— in excellent spirit; the equipment is rood; the quality of the raterial is g008, end tere are plenty of Teplacenents. - Noy questioned hin ee to new nethods of offense, ant he pointed out that Germany had actually developed the tonk to its full use. The allies had neglected tre dovclopmcnt of mechanised mtorial which the Germs were using to creat efvantace including the use of flame throwers which hod ame devastating effect upon defending armies. «2 ec ,