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This paragraph needs work - the way it is written, it doesn't seem right. I don't know if it's parts of speech or perspective, but does anyone else get what I'm saying here?
In Der Türmer he was "more and more offensive" for the National Socialism. In the future "everything" in the magazine would be "subordinated to the service of the people and the fatherland". The fight for intellectual freedom in the spirit of the Führer has always been our first and last goal for 35 years, it will remain our last and first goal in the future. The aim is "to collect the valuable and essential achievements of the new age and make them usable for the overall culture of the people in the course of this tremendous upsurge in the glorious renewal of the people". He saw the "extermination" of "sub-humanity, which has its most dangerous emanations in communism and Bolshevism" as a prerequisite for this, but he also used Der Türmer for anti-Semitic propaganda.
