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Assess the value of these sources to an historian studying the events…

- - - - The tone of the article was very patriotic and emotive with the aim being to gather support for the socialist revolution
    - - Leader of the SA
  - - - Ideology of SA was far more left than Hitler originally intended
      - Major SA goal: Second Revolution (set of radical and liberal reforms of SA, verging on socialism)
  - - - Led to power struggle between SA and Army
      - Army ran by elites who recognised that the SA and Ernst Rohm were becoming more and more of a threat
- - - - Warning? A threat?
    - - Emotive Language, no one wants to see their country destroyed
  - - - Anti Language
  - - - The last public speech at high level against national socialism
    - - German Vice Chancellor
    - - Around 2 weeks before night of long knives
- - - - Result of Papen's speech (Link to Source B?)
  - - - Written after the war, Hitler dead so no fear of what will happen for telling the truth
        
        No censorship
    - - In 1934, John was a young Englishmen living in Berlin who had good contacts with the British Embassy and with leading officers in the German Army