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a large body of the Ger~an
people are mutually
agreeable, we can speak of him as insociated,
accepting Bnd accepted .
It is Eitler's intense affsction
for the Reich (perhaps felt to this e~tent
only
by a nationalist born outside its boundaries) that
has acted as a decisive factor in (i) Gis ~dnn~n?; __ ~~.e_
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support of tb~ ~eople and so satisfying ~is will to
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powe r; (ii) .81 Tj ng __ ~tm . th0ef3 ~:'n€ _~~~~: ::~~i~~~ . , th.e
sen3 e of mis s:L:m; (i i i) F.:~ov.~d ir.:J~_.:!. ?;'_'3 ~ __ ~ ~7t~3 ti!~~_ca t.~ on
(in his own mind) f9~ many illegcl 8Ct~; and (iv)
association with a group G~ lika-~i2jed mGn and so
delivering him from the por:'ls of paychclo3icn1
isolation.
(Note. - The supposition that in Eit19r's !llind
Germany is identified ~ith
his mother helps to explain
the fervor of his dedication.)
III. Sentiments.-
Host of Hitler's senti~ents
&re well known and
have already been listed: his hie;h VG11)£',cior. of
Power, Glory: Dictatorship, Nationclisc, Nilitari~~ ,
and Brutality; ond his low valuation of V~8kness ,
Indecision, Tolerance , Compassion, Penco , Rotionnl
Debate , Democracy, Bolshevism, Materialism, Capitalism,