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Wir fordern,” Der Angriff, Aufsätze aus der Kampfzeit
The source: “Wir fordern,” Der Angriff, Aufsätze aus der Kampfzeit (Munich: Zentralverlag der NSDAP., 1935), pp. 18-19....

1. We Demand
2. The Jew
3. One Hundred and Seven
4. Christmas 1931
5. Hitler, the Great German
6. Hitler, the Prophet
7. Hitler, the Fighter
8. Hitler, the Reich President
9. And for Those Who Want to Become One
10. Those Damned Nazis
11. Revolutionary Demands
12. The right of personality before that of the mob. Germans always will have preference before foreigners and Jews.
13. Make Way for Young Germany
14. Knowledge and Propaganda
15. Will and Way
16. The Great Illusion of the Last Emergency Decree
17. An Unnecessary Attack
18. But that would mean millions, the overwhelming majority of our people.
19. The System,
20. I along with all of my leaders and party members agree fully with this policy, with the exception of those
21. The imposition of martial law
22. It was an illusion to sign the Dawes Pact, and to believe in the dream that this would somehow improve the German economy.
23. The emergency decrees from which you expected so much, Mr. Reich Chancellor, have also proven to be illusions.
24. The people is interested only in the question of how well poorly one solves these major crises.
25. Adolf Hitler
26. Enemy of the workers
27. Marxism has as little claim to socialism as the Marxist parties have to representing the whole German working class.
28. The Harzburg Front
29. Capitalist Hirelings
30. And the S.P.D.
31. German workers
32. German workers
33. Warmongers
34. None of us wishes for a war.
35. Civil War
36. Units will be secretly transported, concealed in the trucks, so that each will seem to be innocent freight.
37. And the S.P.D.
38. Young Plan
39. Capital Flight
40. Inflation
41. Mass brochures free of charge.
42. The sensationalist newspapers lie
43. The Hindenburg Election of 1925
44. Center Party 1925
45. Center Party 1932
46. The Center Party and the SPD on their presidential candidate
47. Field Marshal von Hindenburg.
48. Vossische Zeitung
49. Berliner Morgenpost
50. The Democrats in 1932
51. Social Democrats in 1925
52. Social Democrats 1932
53. Foreign Policy Failures
54. Domestic Failures
55. The Great Illusion
56. These three national states (as opposed to a Bolshevist state) together have about 8 million soldiers equipped with the best modern weapons.
57. A National Socialist Germany.
58. Facts and Lies about Hitler
59. Building the foundations for its ability to survive.
60. A Selection of Lies about Hitler
61. Answers to the Most Common Lies
62. Answers to Frequent Questions
63. Adolf Hitler
64. Hitler decided to become a politician.
65. The insanity of Versailles,
66. His first jail term
67. On 27 February 1925, Adolf Hitler calls a meeting to reestablish the party, and speaks for the first time since his release to over 4,000 people.
68. Emergency Economic Program of the NSDAP
69. I. The National Socialist Job Creation Program
70. II. General Economic Measures
71. Unemployment benefits burden the economy, but job creation stimulates the economy.
72. Working people cannot be satisfied with meager unemployment benefits. Working people demand the right to a job.
73. We have the productive capacity for more jobs.
74. We have markets for increased jobs.
75. These markets are available only domestically.
76. The focus on domestic markets must lead to the social liberation of the German worker.
77. What needs to be done.
78. Only the state can accomplish these tasks.
79. The private home as dwelling
80. The private home as a productive space
81. Building settlements of individual homes
82. Financing public job creation
83. Financing production
84. Guidelines for our trade policy
85. Foreign currency supplies
86. Law against capital flight
87. Currency Reform
88. Bank supervision
89. The money transfer system
90. Reducing interest rates
91. Price controls
92. Avoiding excessive expenditures
93. Increasing the burden on those with strong shoulders
94. The current situation
95. Wrong economic policies
96. Correct economic policies
97. Approval requirements for new production facilities
98. Nationalization and state supervision
99. The current situation
100. Public contracts
101. The right to employment
102. Profit sharing
103. Labor service
104. Introduction
105. The Organization of Propaganda
106. The Methods of Propaganda
107. Propaganda through the spoken word
108. Tested Methods of Modern Propaganda
109. The New Year 1940-41
110. December 1943
111. Our Hitler
112. Bringing a miracle that was no miracle, only the result of tireless work blessed by the hand of the Almighty.
113. Our Hitler
114. Our Hitler
115. Our Hitler
116. Our Hitler
117. Our Hitler
118. Our Hitler
119. Our Hitler
120. The Racial Question and World Propaganda
121. By Joseph Goebbels
122. The Coming Europe
123. Youth and the War
124. Christmas, 1941
125. Nation, Rise Up, and Let the Storm Break Loose
126. The Winter Crisis is Over
127. In the Front Ranks
128. Immortal German Culture
129. Great Days
130. The Morals of the Rich
131. Children With Their Hands Chopped Off
132. A Unique Age
133. Missed Opportunities
134. Winston Churchill
135. The Veil Falls
136. Mimicry
137. The Door to a New Era
138. The Matter of the Plague
139. The Clay Giant
140. Mr. Roosevelt Cross-Examined
141. A Different World
142. The New Year
143. An Open Discussion
144. The Paper War
145. Heroes and Film Heroes
146. The Air War and the War of Nerves
147. The Tonnage War
148. The So-Called Russian Soul
149. What is at Stake
150. The Optics of War
151. The European Crisis
152. The War and the Jews
153. Morale as a Decisive Factor in War
154. The Realities of War
155. A Classic Example
156. Articles of War for the German People
157. Article 9
158. Article 10
159. Article 19
160. Article 20
161. Article 29
162. Article 30
163. A New Year
164. The Battle of Berlin
165. Life Goes On
166. The Background of the Invasion
167. The Question of Revenge
168. The Call of Duty
169. The Higher Law
170. The World Crisis
171. The Year 2000
172. Fighters for the Eternal Reich
173. Resistance at Any Price