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...hrer made him supervisor of the "intellectual and philosophic" schooling of the Hitler Youth and the Nazi storm troopers. Although critics called him a "mad teacher of Teutonic superiority," Nazis considered him their official "philosopher." Only because his name was Alfred Rosenberg was he never able to silence completely the suspicion that he was part Jewish...
...making an international ass of yourself, Unity!" she was told at the Bayreuth Music Festival last summer by candid young Cambridge Poet Stanley Richardson, protege of the Archbishop of York. Asinine indeed had been her conduct ever since she let the Führer pick her up originally in a Munich cafe in 1934. "I want everybody to know I am a Jew-hater!" she soon wrote to the Stürmer, the notorious Nazi anti-Semitic organ, "England for the English-out with the Jews! Heil Hitler!" By last summer the Führer was visibly tired...
...Soldiers!" keynoted the Führer in his proclamation to the Army. "In the coming year we ask the Almighty Who, in the last year, took us under His protection, to give us His. blessing again and to strengthen us in the performance of our duty, for before us lies the hardest battle for existence of the German people. . . . Soldiers, Germany must be victorious." In a separate proclamation to the Nazi Party, A. Hitler eschewed any stress on Almighty God, affirmed that in 1939 "Jewish international capitalism, working with social reactionaries in western States, succeeded in setting the democratic world...
...letter to an unmarried expectant mother whose fiancé was killed in Poland, Deputy Führer Hess declared: "During war especially, which so often means death for the best men, every new life is of extraordinary importance. Hence, if young soldiers fall on behalf of the Fatherland who, for some reason or other, could not marry and who leave children behind, the State will take care of this national treasure...
...fate of his magnificent ship. . . ." In Berlin, the German Admiralty explained: ". . . After bringing his crew to safety, he viewed his work as finished and followed his ship. The Admiralty understands and honors this step. Captain Langsdorff as a fighter fulfilled the expectations put upon him by his Führer, the German people and his Navy...