WHY Germans Long for a Leader - Gerhard O Marx - September 1965

Gerhard O Marx

A Queen's visit - new elections in September - troubles with DeGaulle over a United Europe. Germans ask: "Which way now?" London, England. France's President Charles de Gaulle has thrown a bombshell into German politics! No United Europe unless France dominates it! And France, of course, is De Gaulle! What De Gaulle Fears. Above all, De Gaulle fears a Union of Europe dominated by a re-armed Germany. De Gaulle perceives his final mission in life is to establish France as the leader of a New Europe. To achieve that end he first sought to tie Germany to France in a dose alliance. While aging Adenauer was German Chancellor, De Gaulle's plan worked well. Then German politics changed. Ludwig Erhard became Chancellor. The Germans talked back. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library