Germany Under the Choke-Bit.

Offers a look at control of the Nazi government on the press under the leadership of Adolf Hitler. Revelation of the fact of control on press through the accounts given by tourists regarding the apparent peace and contentment prevailing in Germany; Assertion of a staff correspondent about the renewed subjugation of Jews and liberals in Prussia; Control of government agents on the press by tapping telephone and telegraph lines, and threatening editors and staff members; Restrictions on foreign magazines and newspapers in Germany; Suppression of specific issues of certain papers; Broadcast of news by a French station at Strasbourg, France, which used both the German and French language; Preference to be given to the book "Mein Kampf," by Hitler in bookstores.