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: -62- J and the informant of the Itattfi Lsgatiw (fl&5) says that -this aspoat rmiat be relegattd to ths domiri of "Qreuslmtaftirihaii* Br*n without this added touoh of chnrLng the aarpet, hli • briarlcr ia e t i l l aoctranwly violent and atiowa an utter 1ftole of MKJ*. tional oftitrol. In the worst ri&fts h* nndoutit*dly acta liks a spoiled child who o^nnot b&To hja own my and ban^a hta fists at th& tablflfl and walls- He joolda and shout a .and stammars and on oooasions foandi^ saliva gathers in the oornars of his mouth* , in dssoribing on * if th«se unoorrtrollad "He wa« aa alarming sight, hio hair hsT4l«dJ tiis oyas fixed# sod his di&tort*Ki &nd purpl*. I fftftffld that would 40llapse or have a stroke." (£10) It must not b« suppossdj honvr9Tt that thss4 ragas occur onl^ whan he 1* crossed on inftjor issues. On tfcs oontraryp T«ry in- significant mat:tern night oall out this reaction* In general thsy • are brought on whomever AJI(/O;:O tout r ad lota him, whan thara is un- news for whi*Ji tie might fasl responsibla, when there i s slceptiaisin a on oe ruing his judgment or whg<n a situation arisea in nhioh hi* infillibiHty might ba o^allsngad or belittled* Ton (492J r»porte tliat among hia staff there 1B a taotlc under- "For God's sa>* don't ooccit* the Fuaafar - whioh Joi**Jt( do not tvll him bad. n«ra — do not urontlon things T*» ioh are dot as ha Voigt (691) says thmtJ " REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES