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"In the twelve years of his rule in Germany Hitler produced the biggest confusion in government that has ever existed in a civilized state."
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Hitler was incredibly lazy. According to his aide Fritz Wiedemann, even when he was in Berlin he wouldn’t get out of bed until after 11 a.m., and wouldn’t do much before lunch other than read what the newspapers had to say about him, the press cuttings being dutifully delivered 
to him by Dietrich.
In many of his personal habits he came across as strange or even childish
He was deeply insecure about his own lack of knowledge, preferring to either ignore information that contradicted his preconceptions, or to lash out at the expertise of others.
In many of his personal habits he came across as strange or even childish
He was deeply insecure about his own lack of knowledge, preferring to either ignore information that contradicted his preconceptions, or to lash out at the expertise of others.
he also craved the approval of those he disdained, and his mood would quickly improve if a newspaper wrote something complimentary about him.
Many of the worst man-made events that ever occurred were not the product of evil geniuses. Instead they were the product of a parade of
Many of the worst man-made events that ever occurred were not the product of evil geniuses. Instead they were the product of a parade of
idiots and lunatics, incoherently flailing their way through events, helped along the way by overconfident people who thought they could control them.
Does anyone believe in reincarnation?🙌
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Does anyone believe in reincarnation?🙌
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