Politischer Volksdienst der Reichsleitung der NSDAP

Politischer Volksdienst der Reichsleitung der NSDAP

The Führer and Reich Chancellor have allegedly been rebuffed by the English people and government when asked to enforce peace, despite it being something they hoped would meet with success. The threat of military action and loss of aircraft has had no impact. Diplomacy was now unlikely to be successful. Any change in policy, such as the withdrawal of troops, was likely to cause problems for the National Socialists. They give an expectation that the population should make all necessary sacrifices for the party, which takes responsibility for the war. They point out that enemy aircraft operations were now likely to increase considerably over Germany. The leaflet finishes with the slogan, ‘all through the party, all for the party’.

One printed sheet

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