teresting to observe from their rather strange conceptions 
of America what effect National Socialist
press reporting on the United States has had upon
the public mind in the last five years. The real
worker, on the other hand, seemed more inclined to
dismiss, with the indigenous wit of his class, politics 
generally and his cares in particular which
he said remained about the same under the present
regime. There were several Auslandsdeutsche, or
Germans from foreign countries, in the gathering.
Among them were some Sudeten Germans from Czechoslovakia 
and some Germans from the Polish corridor. References, 
although made for the most part-jokingly,
left little doubt that the Sudeten Germans in partitular 
were expected soon to join their former
Austrian brothers to become citizens of the Reich.