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411 of our informant a report the alow a tart, witling for the feel of the audience. As soon as he has found i t , the tampo increase? in skooUi rhytlm and TOIUBB until he is shouting at the cllnax. Through all thisj the listener Beans to identify himself with Hitler's voice 'which becomes the voice of toman; i Tola is all in keeping with Hitler'a own conception of BBBB psychology as given In MEIN £AUPF where h« "The pfcyctae of the broad, matiaea doee not respond to nDytljif^ weak: or half-va^* Like A woDan, whope opirltual stnsit1To- ne Ba ip determined laflfl by Abstract reason thfin by an indefinable eaotiooal lonjlctg for fulfilling power and who, for that reason, prefers to submit to the fltroB^f rather than the weakling - the mabs, too, prefers the ruler to a pleader-tt And Hitler let them have it* NBHSWEHt (S7£) reported: "Women faint, when, with face purpled and contorted with effort, he blows forth his magic oratory-1 Planner (653) anyp; "His oratory used to wilt MB collar, unglua his forelock, flam bin eyas; be iima l i t e & ban hypnotised, repeating hiusalf into a frenzy.11 YoPlea-Brown (59£)t • •Ue waa a nan traasfomsd and possessed, fe were is the presence of a niraolfl.11 This fiary oratory nap something new to the Germans and particularly to the slav-toa£Usdf lower-claae Bawlans. In Munich hie shouting and gesturing mre a apectaole sen paid to see (£16). It WAS not only his fiery oratory4 howaver, thet n n the crowd 9 to hie cause* This was eertairdy some thing nfrw, but REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES