Word: hitlers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Though Hitler seemed to cover his subjects thoroughly in Mein Kampf, it appeared last week that he wrote a second book. Hitlers Zweites Buck (Hitler's Second Book) was dictated to a sloppy typist in 1928, but never published. At the time, the Nazi Party and publishing house were ailing, and as the years went by, Hitler's second thoughts made publication of the second book seem inadvisable...
Fearing outcries if Hitler's heresies were published under American auspices, the State Department decided to allow the German institute to publish the book. Last week an edition of 5,000-in the highly original German-went on sale in West Germany (the profits go to victims of Naziism...
...book will do little for Hitler's reputation. Opinionated, impassioned, implausible and slanderous, the text makes points as only Hitler could make them. When all was said and the typing done, there was little new in it all, proving that even dictators are not immune to secondbook jinxes. Sample excerpts...
...United States, Hitler saw a threat to Europe. Reflecting on the loss of Europe's "boldest and best" racial elements through emigration, Hitler saw the U.S. as "a new folk community of racially highest value." In fact, opined Hitler, America was a racist state: "That the American union feels itself to be a Nordic Germanic state and by no means an international stew of peoples is evidenced by the manner of allotment of immigration quotas to Europeans-first Scandinavians, then English and finally Germans have the largest quotas...
Greater Crime. Had not this uncertain student confidently called a former Nazi a "scoundrel" for criticizing Hitler? "This man swore allegiance to the flag," rejoined Eichmann. "I regard violation of loyalty as the greatest crime a man can perpetrate...