Word: hrers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Todt was given the rank of Major General and set to building the Siegfried Line. He commuted to Berlin for a personal job for his boss, building in short order the new Reich Chancellery. He is also supposed to have constructed the Führer's retreat at Berchtesgaden...
Trained, like most of Bolivia's officers, by Germans, Belmonte admired what he saw in Germany. Since then, according to open rumors in La Paz, he has spent much of his time writing glowing letters about the Nazi system, getting himself talked about as a logical Führer for Bolivia...
Biggest of all possible Nazi hookups, including French, Norwegian, Dutch and Belgian stations, is reserved for the Führer, and there is a special decree forbidding such coverage for anybody...
...wasn't so keen about shooting the people who ran. . . . Lederer said: 'They are our enemies, aren't they? One must kill his enemies, too!' I said, 'Who are we to decide what to do or what not to do? The Führer decides.' Putzke wouldn't agree, and Lederer called him a democratic coward. . . . Of course, Putzke isn't a democratic coward. He's just not interested. Originally he wanted to be an engineer...
...Armies had had successes which, according to the fustian of the Führer, "baffled the imagination." Yet this crucial Blitz was not quite on schedule; the Russians were not easy to demoralize and not cheap to beat. And every conqueror since the Tartars had broken his teeth on the Russian bite (see p. 20). He, his Führer and his soldiers might still break their military teeth beyond repair. Or they might taste the sweetest glory...