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- • i hie voiftft begins to rifle aud hi& tempo increase** If th* of tJia audience is good* fci» voice be comas louder,y-;* louder am) the tenpo faster And f*ater* By this tine all objectivity hap disappeared and pasaiou ha a tfljeen complete possession of him* The mouth utich eaa never utter a fragment of profanity off the apeataf'e platform now pours forth a veritable atraorc of curaep, fotil nameflj Till if icati&n and hatred. Hanfstadngl compar&s the development of a Hitleriah speech with the development of A flagnerian thane which may account for Hltlfli^a IOTO of Wagnerian nmaic and the Inflpiration he deriirea fron it- This ateady 5tresoai of filth continues to pour forth until both ho and the audience are in a frenzy- When h* stops h# i» on the v«f£» of sxhauation. His breathing ia heavy and uncontrolled and he i& mfin^ing wet wltii porflpiratloa. llanv writers have coomentad on the eaxual componente in hiis apeaking r and sow htva dasaribed the climai as a veritable o Heyst writest hifl Bpeechee we hear tiie auppr*»ead of pesalon and wooing which la taken ftom tiw language of lovaj ha utters a cry of hate and voluptuousness, a epaaa of violence and cruelty. All those tones and sounds are taken fron the badc-Btroote of the instinct?; they raniod us of dftxk Irapuleea too And Hitler hia&alf say "Paasion ftlonS^Ji/iive to bit, mho ia cbofl^n by her, tha word* th^l, beats of(^ tawr, «r« ab^e to opea tha doors to thfi heart of a people»™ REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES