Hitler and the Decalogue.

In the Nazi doctrine honor is an exclusively Germanic attribute, and if the dictator breaks his solemn promise, he asserts that the rupture of any pact or treaty is justified when the interest of the state requires it. Fascist-Nazi ideas of law, particularly of international law, differ essentially from those of more backward forms of government, including the "pluto-democracies." There is still less reason to accept the Nazis' false conception of international law. Whoever wants peace has to submit to German domination-this is the essence of Hitler's international order.