Hitler and the French Press.

There was a time when one looked in vain in the most influential papers of Paris for a word of appreciation for Matthias Erzberger, a friend of peace who was assassinated by German reactionaries because of his so-called anti-patriotism. Nor could one find in the Parisian press much understanding for the work of Walter Rathenau, foreign minister of the Reich and another victim of German reactionary fury. German leader Adolf Hitler is treated differently by some of the most powerful newspapers of France.