◆ SpookStack

1 I / -157- up to their expectation*. And so Hitler has spent hia llf* for e competent guide but always eudn with the discovery that the person he has chosen falls ahort of his r«qulrementa and is fundueutally ao nor* capable than hl«*elF. That this tendency is a earTy-over fron his early childhood is evidenced by the faftt that throughout these years he has always laid great fltrtag on addnseing these persons tay their full title** Shadea of his father1 a training during hia early childhood I It nay be of Interest to note at thin Urn* tfeat of all • the titles that Hitler bight have chosen for hineelf he la content with the simple one of •Fuehrer11 • To him this title is the greateet of than all* He has spent hia life searching for a person worthy of the role but urns unable to find one until he discovered himself * Hifl goal now is to fulfill this role to millions of other people in a way la which he had hoped some person might do for hia* The fact that the Oman people hare tfubnittod so readily to his leader ship would ljidinat* that a great many Germans were la a similar state of miad as lmr hlaself and were not only will 1 tig, but anxious, to submit to anybody who could prove to them that he was oonpetent to f i l l the role* There Is some sociological evidence that this ID probably ao and that ite origins lie in the structure of tb* Geroan family aad the dual role played by the father within the how a* contrasted with the outside world* Tha duality, on the average 1B> of course, not nearly as marked as we have shown REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES