Transcription: 20/11/35   Senator Henri Berenger, president de la Commission Senatoriale des affaires étrangères, has made a speech at Paris, speaking of "la ruine du la Pacte lui-meme" - because it has missed a great opportunity in permitting in certain regions the continuation of slavery! He also speaks of the abuse of the véritiés juridiques in regard to Italy.   The shocking cynicism, or the intolerable humbug of this man. The most pronounced isolationist in England, contemptuous of the League, could not equal it.   My indignation is due to my having listened to several speeches by Berenger at Geneva a few years ago. At the Assembly in Sept. 1933, Berenger was on the 6th Ctee which dealt with minority questions. (Shortly before, acting as rapporteur to the Council on minority questions I had had to deal with the rather well-known case of Bernstein, a German Jew in Upper Silesia & which in a way raised the question of German persecution of Jews.) A sub-ctee was formed to discuss drafts of a resolution which while not mentioning Germany were designed to condemn her publicly - not on the legal basis of the Silesian Treaty but on general grounds - the rights of man. Berenger led the band, ably assisted by Ormsby-Gore, a British

Transcription: Hitler as "Bobby" & was a pupil under Hitler's sister. -   The city has been filled for the past week with rumours of a conflict between Forster and Greiser -the former resisting the fulfilment or the latter's pledges to the Council regarding the Constitution. I always held that G. had not the guts to fight Forster - personal physical courage, yes, but he is not the man  go into the political wilderness, as Rauschning did under similar circumstances a year ago. But I gave credence to the story that he (Greiser) had accepted a high post in German administration rather than face the Council gain in January with unfulfilled promises. It may be that Greiser has received orders from Germany to hold his post. We shall see. I have warned Greiser and now can only await the outcome.

Transcription: 19th Nov '35 Gauleiter Forster has made a speech in the presence of President Greiser which seems to predict open defiance of the League. He says the time is coming when the Opposition Herren will be behind the walls of a concentration camp - the terror of Nazi Germany - and the new flag of the Fatherland will fly over Danzig. I don't think this is "hot air" preliminary to carrying out the orders of the League Council. The struggle has begun and will, I think, now take a critical form.   Forster is a young man, very self-opinionated, and like all the leaders of the new German revolution, never hears, or allows himself to hear, anything critical of himself or Party. He is a pure revolutionist - perhaps of a type useful within German frontiers, but at an international point like this - the meeting place of conflicting interests - a danger to everybody including Germany. He claims to represent the Fuhrer, demands obedience even from the Senate. I am told he is known to

Transcription: Linke Seite   zügliche Kuchen und einen tadellosen Fraß gab, teils in Augsburg u. s. w. Wie wir nun eines Tages zu fünft von Schw. nach Hause gingen tra- fen wir ein kleines,nettes,wenn auch nicht übermäßig hübsches Mägdelein an das  wir uns,der Viecherei halber heranmachten u. das mir bald wegen seiner Naivität, gepaart mit einer gewissen Ungeniertheit, gefiel.Ich ging etwas schärfer ins Zeug u bald hatte sich das Mädchen,Frl Thea Unger aus Schw. regelrecht in mich verliebt.Nun kam  für mich eine Zeit des Staunens.Was dieser kleine Racker Tatkraft im Leibe hatte!Sie ü- berwand spielend alle häuslichen Hindernissse, ließ mich nach dem Dienst rufen,kam sogar in meine Bude,ohne was schlimmes dabei zu finden.Bald jedoch hatte ich heraus daß das liebe Kind schon sehr stark harmlos war,doch um ihm  die Freude nicht zu verderben - !   Dann kam der Hilfsdienst.Im großen u ganzen war nichts vernünftiges dabei, nur 1 hübsches Mädchen,Regina Schappele,aus Landsberg.Mein damaliger "Freund" vigeti von Massenbach,hatte die Sache bald heraußen  Rechte Seite   und wohl weil er alleine nichts zuwege brachte nahm er mich mit.Aber es dauerte keine halbe Stunde,da schickten wir ihn heim u. wir beide wandelten wohl an die zwei Stunden im Mon- denschein und unterhielten uns recht nett.Als wir erst festgestellt hatten,daß ich ,im Gegensatz zu anderen Männern,die "immer gleich was schlimmes wollten" mich mit einer kleinen netten Liebelei - Kuß als Höhepunkt - begnüg- te u. nachdem wir teilweise das Begatten ver- urteilt,teilweise es vom Standpunkt höchster Liebe aus,es gutgheißen hatten,schieden wir im allerbesten Einvernehmen.Anderentags stieg ich auf die Bude,wurde ihrer Schwester (die bereitrs ein außereheliches Kind hat,) vorgestellt u. die gute Regine war rettungslos in mich verschossen.Ganz wuchtig.Aber sie war auf eine ganz sonderbare Weise schamhaft.Sie saß sich wohl nur mit einem Kleiderschurze bekleidet auf meinen Schoß,beim Ausziehen durf- te ich jedoch nicht zusehen.Später mußte  ich mich sogar , - sie gab nicht eher Ruhe - an ih- ren Bettrand sitzen,durfte aber erst ins Zim-

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