Berlin Diary; the Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934-1941 Quotes

Berlin Diary; the Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934-1941 Quotes

"And the year just past, 1933, may very well have been one not only of transition for us personally, but for all Europe and America. What Roosevelt is doing at home seems to smack almost of social and economic revolution. Hitler and the Nazis have lasted out a whole year in Germany and our friends in Vienna write that fascism, both of a local clerical brand and of the Berlin type, is rapidly gaining ground in Austria" (Part I, pgs. 3-4.)

"At noon Tess turned on the radio for the news just in time for us to hear a ringing personal attack on me, implying that I was a dirty Jew and was trying to torpedo the winter Olympic Games at Garmisch (which began in a few days) with false stories about the Jews and Nazi officials there. When I got to the office after lunch, the front...
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