Avaritia
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Avaritia
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Deutsch?rreich mu?wieder zur?zum gro?n deutschen Mutterlande,
und zwar nicht aus Gr?n irgendwelcher wirtschaftlichen Erw?ngen heraus.
Nein, nein: Auch wenn diese Vereinigung, wirtschaftlich gedacht,
gleichg?g, ja selbst wenn sie sch?ich w?, sie m? dennoch stattfinden.
Gleiches Blut geh?in ein gemeinsames Reich.
Das deutsche Volk besitzt solange kein moralisches Recht zu kolonialpolitischer T?gkeit,
solange es nicht einmal seine eigenen S? in einem gemeinsamen Staat zu fassen vermag.
Erst wenn des Reiches Grenze auch den letzten Deutschen umschlie?,
ohne mehr die Sicherheit seiner Ern?ung bieten zu k?n, ersteht aus der Not des eigenen Volkes das moralische Recht zur Erwerbung fremden Grund und Bodens.
Der Pflug ist dann das Schwert, und aus den Tr?n des Krieges erw?st f?ie Nachwelt das t?iche Brot.
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