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of the Jewish physician Dr.Stettiner, especially when he
looked for a confirmation of the soldier's hand-book from
which he taught himself the military art in any regiment
battle position. Once, the physician came to Hitler's bed and
amazingly pronounced: "I thought you were more
reasonable." Thanks to this helper of the suffering creatures,
Hitler found a confirmation of his point of view about
"decomposing strength of all Jews." In reality the pacifistic Dr.
Stettiner divided human beings only into two groups: those
who cause wounds and those who have to heal them.
According to Hitler's memoirs "the offices of the hospital
were also occupied by the Jews. Almost every scriber was a
Jew and every Jew was a scriber." "The disgust crept up his
throat," and that's why he asked for a permission to return
hardly healed to his regiment on the front line.
A typical Jew, lieutenant Hugo Gutmann, there was the
one who handed Hitler the Iron Cross First Class. About
Gutmann, Hitler's "Partner" Brandmayer had this to say: "As an
adjutant of the regiment's lieutenant Eichelsdoerfer, I was
also functioning many times as a substitute for Hugo
Gutmann, the lieutenant of the Country Defense, an officer
with a Jewish affectation and mannerism. He didn't have a
very good reputation with the group of messengers. In
time to come this fearful semi-Officer to me was a dislikeable
superior." (23) So it was that Hitler placed his IC First Class into
a pocket. It would be of use to him later because he was
"very serious about performing as an orator after the war."
Then it came to a strike by the munition workers in the
Homeland. For Hitler it meant that: "The International
Capital will be introduced to Germany and an internal goal
of the Marxist deception of masses will be accomplished.
And the authors of this low scoundrels' trick, are the
candidates to highest positions in the revolutionary State."
In November 1918, after being afflicted at the front with
mustard gas, Hitler afraid of losing sight, awkwardly walked
around the Prussian Reserve Military Hospital in Pasewalk of
Pommern (as it is in the "Mein Kampf") when "suddenly
and unexpectedly there came sailors on trucks and incited
to a revolution. Among them were a few Jewish boys as
'leaders' in fight for 'freedom, beauty, and dignity' and for
the well being of our (German) people. None of them took
part in the war campaign. At that stage of their roundabout
way, those three Orientals went back to the
Homeland from the so called 'Gonorrhoea Military Hospital'
and now are hoisting up the red rag within".
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