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7 GFIELD DAILY NEWS, SEREFIELD, MASS.: MONDAY. JULY 15, 19.88 —<—<—— eo eee pre weres we sawn wire - Warns Alliesto Watch Freed Prisoners of War people of the rear who revolted, in- cited by Jews. Again this legend of the undefeated German army is being launched here, }' only this time there was po revoit dDut sabotage. The German army, the protagonists}. of this legend sav, had every conceiv~ able war material in sufficient miasses, everything, even the atom bomb, -But sabotage prevented this material from being brought to tho front, thus force {. ing the victorious congucrors of Eu-]: rope to las: down their arms. As there}. were absolutely no Jews whom onc could blame fr this sabotage they were replaced by “big capital.” The capitalists, the 38.5. leaders ray, were interested in the defcat of Germany. 2&8 Victrious National-So- cialism would have threatened their wealth, While an Allied victory would bring them the help of the Allied cap- italists. Generals Traitors Generals, like von Witzkeben and Field Marshall Rommel}, were traitors to. Thes, of course, were hirelings of big capital. The amazing thing is that such propaganda finds open cars almost everywhere, especially along form- er soldiers Who remember how on several occasions supplies did not reach them in ume when they needed thom most urgently, or how abells did not explode, engines broke down and the quality of their supplies became worse and wrse. None think of dif- ficulties caused by the Jength of the supply lines or Jack of raw materials. These things su..ply did not happen in Germany, thus it must have been |, sabatage. ; According 10 the German informant |. young war yetcrans ould be willing |; to take up arms agin. And if the Allies Want toe suppress werewolf war- |. fare, he said, they should Jook out to- day in the 8.S, prison camps, Frankfurt-—-A German informant told International News service today that the resistance movement in Ger- many will begin as soon as the U. S. prisoners of war are released from their camps. This informant, refusing to be quoted for fear of retaliation, told this correspondent that the organization of the resistance mPvement has a)- ready begun in the P.O.W. camps. Members of former §.S. units are to act after their release, with whom to get in contact and whom to recruit for werewolf units, The 5.5. men firmly believe that Hitler is not dead but in hiding, wait- ing for the day when be van come forward again and take over the Iead- crahip uf Gerb uas. Violently Fanatic 4nd the rank and file of the SS. are just as violeniiy fanatic as during the time when they were the masters of practically all Eurupe. Already inside the prison camps . they are organized in sew units with certain secret rallying points where they will report at regular intervals after their release to get their orders from leaders who are prepared to re- ceive them. naf Charge Sabotage Their recruits will be young officers of the former Wehrmacht who scarcely having tinished high scheo}, were comnissioned and, for a short time, held powers as never before, and very likely never again in their lives. These youngsters resent the Allied victory which deprived them of their position and are ready to do almost anything to get back what they lost. The S.S., of course, do not forget the psychological preparation essential for resistance guerilla warfare. Immediately after World war 1, the German underground started the legs end of the undefeated German army that was stabbed in the back by the eee oe We ee om a ae \ i