Where do they stand? Wilhelm Schlutz's Point of View

Introduction:


I stand for Wilhelm Schultz. He works with his father on the family farm in East Prussia. His uncle and grandfather live in Poland and Danzig because the Treaty of Versailles spilt up East Prussia. The family cannot visit them without a passport and other official documents, but this doesn't seem right to Wilhelm. He was taught to admire the German heroes, so he is disappointed with the government that affected his family so much. He also worries about the Communists because his father and he are proud of their land.


Views:

I think that Wilhelm will vote for the NAZI Party because he disagrees which what the Communist Party and the Social Democrat Party both stand for. I think that he also wants Germany to have a new leader and direction.