University Daily Kansan / Friday, November 11. 1988 Nation/World 7 Speech triggers German protest The Associated Press BONN, West Germany — The president of the parliament called the early years of the Hitler era a glorious time for many Germans, triggering a short during the governing era and yesterday marking the Kristallnacht. The remarks by Philipp Jenninger led to demands for his resignation by members of the opposition Greens and Social Democrats, who were among about 50 who marched out of Berlin and reportedly televised speech to Parliament. Parliament president praises Hitler on eve of ceremony Jenniger's address threatened to overshadow West Germany's carefully planned ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of the Kristall-nacht, the night the Nazis began their first organized persecution of the Jews. The national ZDF television network said that Jenninger might resign and that leaders of the main parties met in Bonn to discuss his future. The 56-year-old conservative had talked at length about the positive feelings of many ordinary Germans early in the Hitler dictatorship. "Didn't Hitler bring to reality what (Kaiser) Wilhelm II had only promised, that is, to lead the Germans to glorious times? Wasn't he chosen by Providence, a Fuehrer such as is given to a people only once in " thousand years?" Jenninger asked. "For the fate of the Germans and European Jews, Hitler's successes were perhaps even more fateful than his crimes and misdeeds," Jenninger said. "The years from 1933 to 1938, even from a distant retrospective and in the knowledge of what followed, still are a fascinating thing today, since throughout history there was hardly a parallel to Hitler's triumphal process during the first years." In Jerusalem, Israel's Foreign Ministry said it was astonished by Jenninger's speech. News Roundup Home garment work bans lifted by U.S. prohibitions in five clothing industries starting Jan. 8 were published in the Federal Register. The White House abandoned efforts to also remove the ban on homework in a sixth field, women's apparel. apparent. Labor Secretary Ann D. McLaughlin said lifting the prohibitions will give workers increased flexibility and improve competitiveness of U.S. industries. "The changing workforce demographics demand that we provide employment opportunities that allow workers the freedom to choose flexible alternatives, including the ability to work in one's own home," she said in a statement. "Women, for example, have entered the workforce by the millions." WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration yesterday removed most of the remaining bans on home production in the garment industry. The bans were imposed 47 years ago to combat the exploitation of immigrants and other low-wage workers. tries. FLORIDA'S MACK WINS: Conservative Republican Rep. Connie Mack III won a cliffhanger Senate race yesterday in Florida over Rep. Kenneth MacKay, a moderate Democrat, for the seat being relinquished by Democratic Sen. Lawton Chiles. The outcome means the Democrats will have a 55-45 majority, a gain of one seat instead of two, in the new U.S. Senate. The Associated Press U. K., IRAN RELATIONS: Britain and Iran restored full diplomatic relations yesterday, renewing hopes for the release of British hostages held by pro-Iranian Islamic extremists in Lebanon. Relations between the two countries soured in May after African powers arrested on shoplifting charges in Manchester in northern England and a British diplomat was assaulted by militants in Tehran. shot and another was bludgeoned to death, officials said yesterday. BRAZILIAN STRIKE: Thousands of strikers angered by shrinking paycheeks Wednesday stormed Brazil's biggest steel mill in Volta Redonda, 80 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro. 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