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i t to b* in Hitler's case, but it nfljr be this *ery fact which qualified him to identify the need and expraea it in tarns which the others could understand and accept* There Is evidence that the only person in tha world - at the present tine who night challenge- Hitler in the role of leader 1B Rooaavelt* Informants are agreed thfct he fears neither Churchill nor Stalin. He feels that they are sufficiently lllce hi-tsolf BO that he can understand their psychology and defftat than at the gasa. Roosevelt, hoKerar, aaeoo t& be an enigna to him* HOP a nan can lead a ruitloa of 150,000,000 people and keep them in line without a grast deal of uurt-calling, shouting, and threatening is a n/stery to hin- He ia unable to how «. moo can be th# leader ftf a-large group and still act Ilka a gentladan. The reault ia that he admires Kooaevelt to a considerable degree, regardless of what be publicly aayo about hia4 Uodani'Bath he probably fears hin irut#nuch eta he is unable to predict his actions, p p^thar and her Hitler'A fathert howrer, waa oaly a part of his early enTironpent* There was also his mother who* from all reportfl> was a vary decent type of woman* Hitler baa written very little and said nothing about her publicly. Informants tell Ud* however, that she was an extrenely toascientitious and hard-wcrking individual whose life centered around her homo and children. She was an exemplary housekeeper and REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES